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I didn't tell people. It was my problem to fix. Some people knew from being around us and a few asked questions or gave advice. Mine wasn't in law enforcement, that certainly made it a little easier.

Actually, I have. I got out. It took almost 2 years to make a plan so that my kids and I wouldn't end up homeless in the process.

If you want out of an abusive situation, you will find a way. You are always in control of what behavior you continue to accept. That's my opinion. Agree or disagree...I won't change mine as you won't change yours.

Just like some people are abusers, some like being the victim.

I have a gun carry permit, but it's against company policy take it a patient's home during my 12 hr shift. I still carry it inside. I have a family that expects me to come home to them. I would never use it unless I was truly in a life threatening situation.

Bahaha!

You sound like you're not too bright. Give up already.

Yeah, and we eat our young too! Quit your whining!

I've heard that Little Pretend Nurses will no longer be able to administer jello...we will have to hunt down a Real Nurse if our patients require jello. Is this true?

Jello itself smells wonderful. Eating large amounts of sugar free jello can produce some super stinky flatulence.

Making accusations/reporting other nurses tends to make the reporter look like a trouble maker. Sad but true. Mentioning it once to administration should suffice. After that, it is on administration's shoulders. It's not an individual nurse's responsibility to police other staff.

My company didn't jello test me when I got hired. Lucky me!

My only response to this would be to mind your own business.

Well, I would help you but I'm not working as a CNA. The CNA shortage is not my problem.

LPNs are only there to clean up the jello spills. Duh.