your post did not "prove" anything. if anything, it substantiated my belief. i am not trying to convert anyone to anything...this original thread asked if religion was necessary to be a good nurse....
I have never taught anyone that I advocate religion - since I believe religion is a construct of mankind. I do advocate a RELATIONSHIP with Jesus Christ...the Living Lord who died for the sins of...
not a balanced statement. how can i take your sentiment seriously when you claim that religious people are "...probably the most cruel people walking the face of the earth"? you opinion about someone...
The "acceptance" argument is a classic way of saying, "I'll just invalidate your beliefs...". Sorry. It does not work for me. I certainly respect people's differences about many things. I do not hide...
Without becoming overly theological...Webster's definition indicates that to be "christian", one must follow the teachings of Jesus Christ. If Jesus said, "No one comes to the Father but through...
Even if I am judgmental about someone else's beliefs...I still provide the same level of care to a patient. After all, people are free to disagree with me... But many are wrong [and no...I am not...
I always love to see that... About Christianity - I would simply label Christians who did not believe in the exclusive rightness of Christianity as something other than Christians, then. About Ferris...
stevenking replied to FirstYear2005's topic in General Nursing
Generally, working 12-hour shifts means more time off than working 8-hour shifts. Working nights is hard to get used to if your facility expects you to flip from days to nights, or vice versa. What...
stevenking replied to FirstYear2005's topic in General Nursing
Are 12-hour shifts long and drawn out? I've done four-hour fills that were "long" and drawn out... :) I am happy that we have 'web enabled computers at our patients bedsides...so, if I catch a...
This is interesting... As a Christian, I humbly submit that my religion makes very exclusivistic claims. I, too, support people to believe and pray as they wish---even if I think they are dead wrong....
Re-apply to nursing school. Don't even lose sight of your passion - do what will pay the bills and MAKE YOU HAPPY. Don't compromise. I did that for 16 years in a marriage...life is precious...enjoy...
I am relatively "new" to nursing, only having been an LPN for 4 1/2 years. I'll tell you this much. "Education" proves very little when it comes to effective nursing care - I have seen diploma RN's...
I like all the quotes about particular state's regulations. I have the packet in my hands from WV. I have confirmed with their Board of Nursing that this is acceptable. I have read it line-by-line...
First of all...sending good thoughts and a prayer for your father. Hope all goes well there. Secondly, go back - finish...however you do it. Closed chapters are better than chapters that are never...
As a life time perfectionist and LPN, I understand the feeling of "being overwhelmed" especially when trying to "put it all together". Don't worry - each of us experienced this, at one time or...
I think the tenor of this faux paus has been sounded quite nicely. I have trained new RN's...hmmm...I guess I am assisting them along the pathway of knowledge. Geesh - The Kingster LPN+, BA,
Gerry, I think you've hit the nail right on the proverbial head. The Army limits it's healthcare workers in the same fashion (and I'm sure it's all about retention). If I planned to stay on active...