DisneyloverRN

I am looking in to traveling and wondering about health insurance. My hubby has Type 1 diabetes and really can't/shouldn't go without health care. I assume that if I stay with one travel company this won't really be much of an issue, but what if you change companies? And how affordable is family coverage? Will be for me, the hubby and one daughter.

I am a med/surg oncology RN with one years experience, as well as a LMT with 7 years of experience. I would love to spend more time doing hands-on massage with my patients, but as a floor nurse, that time is lacking. I do however find that my experience as an LMT has given me the "gentle touch" that oncology patients desperately need. I also feel that I can bring a spirit of peace to the room that other nurses don't seem to be able to do. Don't over-commit yourself during nursing school. Massage is wonderful for oncology patients. You will learn some VERY basic massage skills in nursing school, but just remember that a gentle touch on the hand or shoulder can go a long way to relieve the stress felt by all patients.