angelchick

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1. Nurses/Nursing Students:What advice would you give someone starting Nursing School?

   angelchick replied to missymarie26's topic in New Jersey Nursing

   pray pray and pray some more, Nahhhh its all good I think the very first post explained it the best. tears, highs , lows excitement, celebtations, tiredness, late nights and study study study, if you...

2. Should the hospitals be comming to the nursing schools?

   angelchick posted a topic in General Nursing

   I have been pondering this subject for some time now, and finally decided to put it to paper. As a 2year Nursing Student in New Zealand, I wonder how much communication goes on between the hospitals...

3. Very Discourgaged

   angelchick replied to rholman's topic in Pre-Nursing Students

   My Math is my weakest subject, but I have managed to do really well in nursing, its all just FORMULA"S, once you have those mastered you will be GREAT!!! Don't let those number things get the best of...

4. Where is the light at the end of the tunnel?

   angelchick replied to Little Panda RN's topic in General Nursing

   Big love and Huggs to you!! And yes "this too shall pass". hard to see when you are in the mist of it all. Be extra kind to yourself at the moment, and do some things that you prob wouldn't normally...

5. Panic attacks

   angelchick replied to respiratoryqeen's topic in Psychiatric

   You poor thing, I also suffer from panic attacks, but hese seem to be under control with meds. I have been in hospital from Overdoses in my earlier years and wouldn't recommend them for what you are...

6. Very Discourgaged

   angelchick replied to rholman's topic in Pre-Nursing Students

   HI Rholman, I hear your frustration and anxiety. And it's easy for everyone else to say 5 years isn't long. BUT 5 years isn't long in the big picture, you will be a qualified RN by the time you are...

7. Would you marry a female MD?

   angelchick replied to cgun101's topic in Men in Nursing

   I say whatever "floats ya boat'!!!!!! Im all for LOVE any

8. I failed my first clinical!

   angelchick replied to breakin_moon's topic in General Nursing

   I relate to this topic very well! And feel for all that have mistreated by those so called medical nursing professionals! My advice is, if you KNOW you are in the right and have been truely untreated...

9. Reflections from first time practicum experience...

   angelchick replied to angelchick's topic in General Nursing

   Thanks everyone for your insightful suggestions and comments. Much

10. BPD View

    angelchick replied to angelchick's topic in Psychiatric

    What a great post! It warms me to know there ARE in fact Nurses out there like yourself, looking beyond.... You

11. BPD View

    angelchick replied to angelchick's topic in Psychiatric

    Batgirl, THANKYOU! for the first real positive view on my understanding of mental health. It's encouraged me to stop doubting myself and my passion for it and allowing me to listen to others comments...

12. Reflections from first time practicum experience...

    angelchick replied to angelchick's topic in General Nursing

    Dear Earle, Thank you! for your words of wisdom, I really appreciate it, as I question so much and it's great to be able to put these questions to more experienced persons and see where I may be...

13. Reflections from first time practicum experience...

    angelchick replied to angelchick's topic in General Nursing

    I did write this article into our local nursing magazine and got some wonderful replys and tips. Just thought if anyone had any other words of wisdom??

14. BPD View

    angelchick replied to angelchick's topic in Psychiatric

    Thank you for your words of wisdom, I hear what you are saying, truely I do. And I understand your concerns, I too, have concerns about whether I will make a good Mental health nurse, but I am also...

15. BPD View

    angelchick replied to angelchick's topic in Psychiatric

    Thank you for your input. Im not sure I agree about the "patient's" suffering if the nurse is trying to control or battle her/his own symptoms. In any speciality nurses are human beings and have...