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Take it easy on yourself , i'm not sure the english man will find it very easy learning to speak your native language. i suggest you try to practice more speaknig . never be too shy to, speak the language any where and anytime, even if you are afraid you may be wrong or might be laughed at., if you get laughed at. just shrug it off and move on. some day i assure you u'lll become a master. Wishing you the best dearie

Dear, Everbody felt the same way, at some point. Really nothing good comes easy, to make a fantastic nurse u got to work hard and pull thru some how. -- good study habits, ---- having enough rest will get u moving on the right track, "A thousand steps begin with 1 step (forward)," every mansion certainly has a foundation. look on the bright side, be a positive thinker, enjoy what you do, put your best into whatever you do. i assure u;ll make a FANTASTIC CARING NURSE!! wish you the best

great nures!!!,:) i must say i"m really proud to be a nurse, and enjoy every moment spent in this field of study. sometimes though like every other situation in life, we face our challenges,which only to me refines us clean like pure gold through a fire furnace. dears ive learnt to take each day as it comes with joy,and put in my best as my conscience pleases. i like to have fun too, take a vacation:cool:, party hang out, go to the beach and relax to get a clear head. i assure you its the best therapy for me to keep sane .:chuckle any one out there intrested in telling me how they spend their offdays, vacation , free time outside the walls of nursing? pls feel free to share with others. cos nurses sometimes are too entrenched in their jobs,thus skipping the balance.:loveya:

hello, please ive been meaning to ask this question, have u ever nursed a patient with 100% burns that survived.

please can somebody explain to me in clear and simple terms of the steps i need to take before been able to practicve as an R.N nurse in the U.S.A[. please im racther confused as to the whole process. i am an r.n in africa. please urgently. thanks/B]

honestly, im amazed at the responses we are getting on this thread. if nursing care, meant exactly what it means in the real sense of the word, or meaning it should convey, i see no reason why people should discourage others from heading into this noble and rewarding field. nurses are special people , regardless of our personal differences, personalities and backgronds, we care and cope under extreme conditions, sometimes helping to mold our personalities.................................. if you truly entered into nursing with the right mind set to support and care for the sick!!!, then why shouldnt you be proud of what you do and be quick to support any who shows an interest. personally.......no profession is more rewarding and satisfying. so diversified in terms of specialities. an interest in nursing career is not just enough. a good sign to encourage ans individual into nursing is 1) the person must love nursing, be passionate about nursing and must be proud to be a nurse and associated with nurses

i just graduated as an R.N 2 months ago, in Africa. i graduated from a university teaching hospital .i really am interested in working as a nurse in the U.S.A. i am willing to work in any field for now. but the problem is i need the right advice on how and what to do, what steps i should take considering the fact that i am a foreign national. is it possible i get a job now in the u.s.a perhaps as an intern. please ill appreciate ur advice on the right steps to take.

how do i approach this topic in an essay. "Health and educational reforms in nursing"

its been a sad time 4 me as a student nurse, ive constantly hear of fire incidence, and never knew what it felt like to experience it. agreed we thank God no life was lost, but i got my self a little injured while trying to salvage a few things especially my notes, textbooks, e.t.c things important to students. but sad to say my dear fellows i lost all including my uniforms, with some burns on my arm and a little on fingers, but i thank am glad i didnt loose my life. i had a bad holiday 4 me.

i have a lecturer that if your fone rings in the class , she seizes your fone for a period of 6months . no mercy

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U dont tell a blind man that war has started, he senses it himself.

when i thinkof the smeel of OR rooms it remind sme of my first yr as a student nurse, I went to observe on my own in the theatre, i tried very hard to cope with the smell of bile,phew!!!! i almost threw up i saw myself dashing out of the theatre, i was so embarrased.

thanks for a lovely post same procedures in africa here, ascepsis is the key word. obey all rules and enjoy your OR posting. chao..!!!!

well i guess this is almost wat you will need as fresher, just to add good durable bag to pack all your stuffs neatly as you may be needing it.

thanx a lot

cool post