brokenheartrn

I am an ER nurse, recently a co-worker (also a nurse) became suddenly very ill and after treating him in our facility, we transfered him to our main campus where he underwent emergency surgery. Things went from bad to worse and he died shortly after returning to the ICU. This is a huge loss to many of us who were close to him. He was young (30's) and has a family. I would like to hear from anyone else that has a similar experience and would like to share some of the ways you and your co-workers dealt with the grief. We were considering placing a notice of some sort in the entrance for our ER patients and visitors to be aware of our loss - has anyone ever done this? Could you suggest how to word such a notice? Thank you, BrokenheartRN PS. Take care of yourselves and each other!

HI, I am a Canadian Nurse who lives and works in Michigan. I travel across the border every week with my son to see his father. I have nvere been asked to show my visa screen document. I do have to show my TN Visa ( I-94) and my ID but the only time I have been asked for a Visa Screen Document was when I applied for a new TN recently...and even then because I was renewing before the July 26th date, it was not a requirement. If you have the document, bring it with you. If you do not apply for one today online at cgfns.org. If it is in the mail, and you plan on being back into the US before the July 26th date, you should be just fine! If not, contact the port of entry and ask for more information, they are very helpful...be honest and ask as many questions as you need to to understand...they won't mislead you. Good Luck and Safe travels!