aussiemags
has 10 years experience and specializes in aged, palliative care, cardiac, agency,.
Hi there. I'm a 46 year old registered nurse her in Australia. I have post graduate qualifications in palliative care although I dont work there now. I have spent a few years in cardiac, and am now working as an agency nurse getting plenty of variety
Thanks for the reply. And you're right - getting her to do them would be the hard part. But thanks for the information. At least I have a bit more of an idea what is
Hey Willy2, What is the TEA form? Would it be any help to my 17 yr old daughter who is going through such a rough time. She has always been an anxious child, now she is in her teens she is struggling....
aussiemags replied to angelique777's topic in Nursing Humor
Hey my mum used to say that too. And I miss her too. She also used to say "Home Jeeves and dont spare the horses." Some of my favourites: "M" is for mother not for maid. Only dull women have...
aussiemags replied to rnmomtobe2010's topic in General Nursing
WOW. Thank you both Babs and Stanley for sharing your story. Mine pales into insignificance (except that it is significant to me). Babs, I love your book title. Maybe patients would regard us more...
aussiemags replied to rnmomtobe2010's topic in General Nursing
I agree. Often it is in finding the words to tell the story that we hear our own truth. Rather than just having random thoughts floating around in our brain when we are forced to make sensible...
aussiemags replied to rnmomtobe2010's topic in General Nursing
Babs, your good advice could be just as useful to Elizabeth. Elizabeth, I hope your life is starting to settle a bit. It sounds like too much is happening all at once. Not only are you trying to deal...
aussiemags replied to rnmomtobe2010's topic in General Nursing
That's interesting. I find myself posting more in times of stress - a kind of reaching out to others who might understand or at least share part of their lives with me in that we all work in similar...
Thanks Lylesmom - a new author to look out for. "The Sisterhood" sounds like a good place to start. Mind you I do still have a pile of other books that I have sourced from this thread that I want to...
Sorry all you Echo Heron fans out there. I have nearly finished her first book and I am struggling with it. All nurses can relate to the stories she tells and she writes well. BUT I am finding her a...
aussiemags replied to rnmomtobe2010's topic in General Nursing
So, its been a few months now. How are things going for you?? Have the nausea and headaches settled?I have often wondered how you were managing. Not just you either, but all the people who opened up...