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sashibeak

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  1. sashibeak replied to jaimealmostRN's topic in Psychiatric
    I was on Lexapro for a year. It did wonders for me and I am back to my normal happy self now that I am off it too! The only side-effect that I did have was that my libido decreased dramatcially. But it is back to normal now.
  2. Sheer brilliance! I absolutely agree that we would learn much more from case studies than trying to memorize a load of mumbo-jumbo. Let's face it, if you understand the concept you will understand how to put it into practise!
  3. Good for you, girlfriend! Believe me, it is good to have something that excites you aside from nursing. My love is yoga......... I couldn't live without it. After the stress of school and nursing, it is wonderful to be able to lose yourself in something totally different. Ride, baby, ride! P.S. Don't worry yourself about any of the grumps that like to bully you on this board. We are not all like that!
  4. I absolutely agree with you. Something smart, yet unstarched. I think scrubs can look too scruffy at times. Sorry, but some people don't take enough care of their appearance, and scrubs don't enhance that. I am not saying that we are all tatty-looking, but I think a more regimented uniform would be more professional. I know big and baggy is comfy, but to be quite honest, smart and tailored is far more flattering! :)
  5. Wow! You know this just goes to prove how differently we are all raised. I was always taught to shower/wash EVERY day....... full body wash in the morning and at least face and hands at night. Now I'm "grown-up" I am a clean-freak and need to shower/bathe twice a day!
  6. Very eloquently put, Rita. I consider myself Neo-Buddhist, but I have nothing but respect for all religions. I have wonderful friends who send me emails worshipping God and Jesus, and I love to read them, because they convey how I feel about my spirituality. Faith is universal. Our Gods (and Goddesses) may be a little different- some of us may not believe in anything but themselves.......... and that's ok too! As Rita said, as nurses we are here to respect our patient's individual wishes. I will always do that, regardless of our different backgrounds/ethnicity/beliefs. Love thy neighbour........... be he black, white, Christian, Muslim, Jew, etc etc. How dull would it be if we were all alike? :)
  7. I know time is precious, but I prefer to do my own vitals. It doesn't take long after all! :)
  8. Wow! Excellent! Thank you for the mind stimulation. I am so glad the man is ok!
  9. I would definitely keep a close eye. What can it hurt? Better to be safe than sorry, particularly if the patient is unable to answer for himself right now. He is, after all, the number one priority here, and he tried to commit suicide......... I would think it would be pertinent to keep someone in authority close at hand whatever the weather! As a fellow peer mentioned, this poor woman may be one of those types who tries to rescue poor souls. I was involved with 3 boyfriends in a row who were physically and mentally abusive to me.............. it took me a long time to get out of that habit/routine. We can fall into the trap of being attracted to the same people over and over, whether it be a good or bad situation. I wish you luck with this. Do let us know how it turns out! :)
  10. Hang in there, girl! Not long now. The way you are feeling is TOTALLY normal............... and I feel your pain! I feel that way right now and I still have one year to go! You will make it and you will be just fine. Make plans with you fiance and daughter to have a little break all together when you have graduated. You deserve it!!!! Best of luck to you and let us know how you get on! I am rooting for you! :kiss
  11. sashibeak replied to L&D_RN_OH's topic in Ob/Gyn
    Oh my goodness........... how sad! I am so sorry. I am sending you a big hug. :kiss
  12. Thank you all SO much!! I am passing all these tips on to her! She is ready to try anything! God bless you all! Hugz!
  13. Hey guys, I need some advice from some ladies or gents who might be able to guide me here. I have a friend who is 3 months pregnant. She is 41 years old and is terribly sick all the time. Apparently, this sickness is a trait in her family. Her sister suffered from sickness throughout her entire 9 months! Her doctor has said she is "managing" the problem very well, but the truth is, she isn't. She looks ghastly ALL the time and keeps throwing up constantly. Any tips? She's thinking of trying acupuncture. I would really be grateful for an advice you can give me! Many thanks!
  14. :chuckle I don't think people mean to say hurtful or dumb things.......... they just don't think before opening their mouths! I don't worry too much about what other people say. Those that I love and care about, are forever saying to me, "I have the upmost respect for you, Sash. It takes a special person to be a nurse." How true.
  15. Hi Cathy, I understand your concerns, I really do, and so I am going to answer your question. No, I would not mind being treated by a transgender nurse, nor a gay nurse, nor black, yellow, white, pink with blue dots and a huge mole coming out their nose nurse!!! But that's ME personally. As long as they are good and efficient at their job, that is ALL that matters. I was a professional dancer before changing careers, and I have a lot of wonderful friends who are gay and transgender, so does this mean I am biased? Of course, we shouldn't discriminate against anyone, although we all know that people do, even in this world that has no limits and boundaries anymore. This is out of your hands.......... treat this student as you would any other. I am sure that she can take care of herself, and has come up against idiotic ignorants, who don't know how to deal with her, before. You may be surprsied how few people even realise that she is/was a "he". Relax; things have a funny way of working out! Take it all on board as a wonderful and new experience. Good luck!!

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