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  1. Night Shift and Pregnancy

    kaylabear replied to zambezi's topic in General Nursing
    i worked with a nurse on nightshift who was pregnant and she did fine. her only complaint was lack of sleep after baby was born. i can say i had that problem as well when i worked nights after my daughter was born, but doesn't most new parents have that problem? as long as you continue with the dark room and fan i doubt you'll have any problem with sleep. during your first trimester you will be tired most of the time anyhow. once you progress sleep will become uncomfortable because of your growing stomach and all. ask your husband to rub your back to help you relax, besides it's your turn to be pampered since you'll be carrying the baby for 9 months!

  2. anyone out there who's lived thru excelsior clinicals?

    kaylabear posted a topic in Online Distance Learning
    need any advice people may have for excelsior clinicals and classes! classes so far are going well for me, but i am a nervous wreck for those clinicals. i've heard the instructors show no mercy!! :uhoh21:

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