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congratulations!!!!! :balloons: :monkeydance: :yelclap: :cheers: :w00t:

hi, those are all great ideas. if he finished school, he probably has a stethoscope. good shoes or solid color scrubs. can't go wrong with either. ~congrats to you on starting school!~

Absolutely, LET'S GO HEAT!! That's why I am still up!

i love this thread... glass syringes, glass iv bottles, labeling bags with tape, piggybacking iv bags with a needle, carrying around bottles of kcl to make up our own bags, aminophylline drips, croup tents, wearing my cap. i had a md take my chair from me (and i was about 7 months pregnant). i remember when gloves started to be used. did rounds on "wards". took 2 day long boards with paper and pencil and had to wait 2 months for results (i was pregnant when i took them and had a newborn when i got results). days before hippa, and paperwork was hung on the door. i had an enema when i was having my oldest ds. i am sure that i am forgetting something, but i will post if i recall.

congrats to the two of you!! :yeah: that is great news!!! i'm an old time miami-dade grad. good luck in school!

hi there welcome aboard!!! glad that you found your way here.

yeah!!! that is awesome news!!!!!

cobgratulations!!!! that is awesome news!

hi, i'm a south florida rn - and the barry university caught my eye. i wanted to wish you good luck!!!

congratulations!!!! that is awesome!!

Hi There, Watching a family member die from cancer is entirely different than being a nurse. There are things that I do every day as a Peds nurse that I couldn't do to my kids...or watch be done to my kids. It is perfectly normal. Try not to be too hard on yourself. HUGS TO YOU!!!:icon_hug: :flowersfo

Hi There, You should be fine. You didn't get splashed. However, there should be a sign posted for chemo precautions. We always have to have them up for 72 hours post chemo. Perhaps you could bring that up to the charge nurse.

hi, when i did hh, i got 1 day. i think, if you are not right out of school, they think that you can handle it. good luck!!

hi there, glad you stopped by. all of these suggestions are great. i would also suggest talking to your guidance counselor. there can be a long wait for nursing school. are you eligible for a bright futures scholarship?? if you do qualify, and want to go for your bsn...do it. you can never have too much education. good luck!!!!

[evil]boo to trampolines!![/evil] they are evil!! lots of broken bones, serious sprains, head injuries, wounds from slipping between the trampoline and the frame. even with a net and supervision these things occur. they are evil:angryfire :angryfire .