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Thank you so very much. You're probably the one that answered my questions, I greatly appropriate it.

You're not doing my homework. These are questions that are going to support my research paper. If you have nothing nice to say or are not going to help answer these questions, it's always best to say nothing at all.

I had to word it that way because I had to include the misconceptions in my questions, while not asking a yes or no questions without being too broad. It's for my English 101 class. They are suppose to be "interview questions" based on a community of my choice. I am currently taking pre-requisites for nursing, so these are not my personal opinions. My questions are suppose to be geared towards licensed, working or retired Nurses. Also I will not use any questions that do not support the research that I have done.

I appropriate the TOS, because my intentions were not to make anyone argue or become upset. Unfortunately a lot of people don't know the hard work and dedication that it takes to work as a Nurse, as well as to become one. I am writing an informative essay to dismiss these misconceptions. I'm sorry to have offended anyone but those were not my personal opinions or questions. I researched most commonly misconceived ideas about Nurses, so I made questions that would give Nurses the opportunity to give their opinions and experiences that would combat those misconceptions.

If the question offended you I am sorry but these are questions based on very common misconceptions. I am writing an informative essay in order to dismiss these misconceptions.

I am doing a informative essay on Nurses and their work. If anyone can please answer these questions it would be greatly appreciated. 1. What kind of person, challenges and or effort does it take to become a Nurse? 2. What other work do Nurses do other than work beside doctors? 3. A doctor's work is very challenging but what is it that a Nurse does that is as equally as challenging? 4. What is it that makes Nurses different from one another or what sets them apart? 5. What other work is performed that makes a Nurse's job more than just grunt work?