In the 80s, most patients were 150-250 pounds with a few health problems and a couple of medications. Visiting was limited so sick people could rest. I worked with good NAs & LPNs & didn’t care about your degree. We helped each other. The pub...
I retired at 51 two years ago. It is a huge adjustment, but I love it. Having a plan for all the free time helps. You need to exercise to make up for calories you are not burning by working. I wanted to enjoy life some before I got too old or started...
YOU keep doing your thing, get good grades, get your LPN, RN, and be able to support yourself for the rest of your life without any financial help from anybody. It will pay off. I just retired after 30 years and I am 53. As for your BFF, a lot of f...
Be proud to say "I work with adults with developmental disabilities" . That's awesome. I do not have the patience for that. It is irritating to be made to feel like you are "less". Experienced that while working as a Mobile ICU nurse..."Oh, you fly o...