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wineanddine

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  1. :balloons: CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! :balloons: :Melody: :Melody: :cheers: :yelclap:
  2. I think you should take the phlebotomy class. From my own experience I wish I had taken the class because I was not tought how to draw blood, and In most clinical settings such as the hospital they have lab techs to do that so I didn't get any experience on drawing blood. Now that I am an LPN it's something I'm learning how to do on my own.
  3. I am so proud of you. I know exactly how you feel. Yes it was very, very hard but it paid off in the end. Congratulations, and may God continue to bless you and your son. :balloons:
  4. I am an African American nurse and when I was in nursing school our caucasian instructor became very offended when one of the other African American students said that blacks did not get head lice (there was only 4 African Americans in the class). She orderd her to do a ten page report on headlice. After all that her report stated that headlice occur in caucasians more often than African Americans because they perfer there hair environment over ours. The instructor was extra hard on her after that until we graduated. I live in a town that is very segregated and I have never herd of an African American on this side of town getting head lice, but on the other side of town they have an episode of it every year esp. during the school term :stone
  5. Congratulations, and may God bless your family and esp. the new additon :balloons:
  6. I decided to become a nurse because here in this poverty-striken town I live in there are no jobs! The only jobs are in the school system and healthcare. Since I didn't want to teach school, I decided to go to nursing school. I thank God for the decison I made. I can take care of my family now and live comfortably.
  7. I don't think they should make her cut her dreadlocks. If having them interfears with with patient care, then yes otherwise, no. :stone
  8. I think it's best to leave it at home. I lost my setting once in a patient's bed. The next nurse called me once I got home and told me she had found it. :uhoh21:

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