kkorvette

Well my employer dealt with it by finding excuses for firing older nurses that have cancer and then denying them Cobra or Health insurance. At least me anyway. Maybe I sound just a bit bitter, however I noticed an overwhelming trend to hire large numbers of foriegn nurses who barely spoke English and who I found out were being held hostage by the visas held by the hospital to working at least the visa period for riduculously low hourly salaries and no overtime. This is a "Right to Work State run by the GOP and there is Irony in that because it basically means that you have no voice and they have all the power to give or remove your job. I have given back my license while I fight my cancer mainly because I value my integrity and what the license represents to me. Maybe I am too old fashion for this new type of nursing. It is disheartening to see it turned into a for profit at any cost Public relations charade.

I am an Rn of 30+ years and have lost two positions because I am in therapy for kidney cancer. Its due to the cost and the days out of work etc. do you have any sugestions for me for at home work I can do at my own pace. I'd appreciated it.