poppycat

I finished my program in 2009 & recently shredded al the documents, too.

I’m 63 & have been a nurse 42 years.

I work for Aveanna & today was informed that I’m getting a raise to$28/hour effective 11/1.

This came from the family of my private duty patient: nurses are the heart of our home.

I was diagnosed with RA just over 6 years ago at the age of 54. The rheumatologist first put me on methotrexate but I had bad side effects from it so I was taken off it after only 3 weeks. At that point she put me on Plaquenil & Enbrel. Currently I take Plaquenil & Orencia as well as Meloxicam. My best advice is to listen to your body. I still have a lot of fatigue so I rest when I need to & don't push myself to try to get everything done at once like I used to.

Private duty home care. You're the only nurse there for the whole shift.

I know a product that can help your kitty. It's called Calming Collar. It's an aroma therapy collar for the cat. They work wonders for my scaredy cat.

According to one article I read, the hospital did have metal detectors & they haven't figured out how the person got the gun into the hospital.

I played several games of "Cootie" with my grandson this weekend!

I got influenza A from my patient in January.

My dog loves our life. I work nights & my husband works days so there's always someone for the dog to sleep with.

In Illinois, you can lose your license if you're behind on child support, too.

I'm not going to argue when you have your facts wrong. Good luck with your schooling.

Associate degree in nursing is an AAS. I know this for a fact because that was my basic nursing education.

AAS & ADN are the same thing.