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guycna95

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  1. Thanks you guys for the advice. I decided to go back to my grandparents and stay there. I DO NOT want to see them end up in a nursing home.
  2. I just have ti get in school. Thats thats the problem. Idk if I even wanna be in the health care field anymore
  3. Haha I know. They literally wanna feed me till im a fat pig. I guess thats not a bad thing though. Im just not a big eater
  4. It's actually my grandparents, cash every week. No taxes on it.
  5. Hey guys, ok so I need advice . I recently got offered to get payed to stay with my grandparents about 2 hours from where I live.i can stay in the basement which is almost like an apartment. Im literally just gonna get payed for being there, I'm not like really taking care of them,they just like to know someone's there at nightime. At home I work full time at a nursing home,it's backbreaking work and I make alrite money with all the overtime and bonuses. Anyway I went and stayed already at my grandparents house and I was just so bored all the time, but knew I was doing a good thing. So now I'm back at home and came back to the nursing home I worked at previously,it's turned into nightmare since I left. Everyone has quit,we work short everyday, patients is terrible. So my question is am I completely crazy for not knowing if I want to go back and stay with my grandparents (and get paid) fed,pay no bills, and go to school and get help financially from them? The only thing holding me back is I love living with my mom and sister, but I'm accomplishing nothing. But if I stay with my grandparents, I'll be helping them, keeping them company, and going to school. Just need some advice I guess.
  6. Well it might not be any different but I'm not a nurse unfortunately, I'm a nurse assistant. Where I work nurses pass pills, and the assistants do all the lifting, bathing,showering,toileting with no help. And see with me I'm doing this for 9 to 12 or 14 hours than go home and drink till I fall asleep. It's a terrible habbit, I know but I'm just so used to it that I don't think about it.
  7. I'm nowhere near your level of education but in my experience in healthcare field, most supervisors don't care if your sick or even dying as long as you come to work. "I am sick I can't even get out of bed." "So your coming in to work right?" "My kid's in the hospital." "So we will see you at work today right?"
  8. Thank you! It's just a topic I wanted to talk about. I mean my god. I feel I've said I appreciate it a thousand times when they bring us stuff. I just wanted to see what other thought about. 50% just negative or rude feedback. My goodness guys, lighten up. But I appreciate the feedback anyway. Haha thanks guys.
  9. Tell the family member you'd appreciate if they stop what their doing. But even sometimes that doesn't work. I know some family members that are "out there" if that doesn't work you'll have to get with don or administrator
  10. Well I take care of sick people all day and I think the last time I got sick was a year ago. I'm convinced it does build your immune system. But I usually get sick once a year, and when i get sick I get SICK for about a week. After that I'm good for another year. It's weird. Now, the only thing I'd be worried about for you is the S word scabies. Yes, I said it, I'm sorry. But in good news it's very easy to get rid of with permethrin cream
  11. That person's just jealous of you . My sister is the same way. She makes the highest grades in her nursing class and alot of classmates dislike her
  12. I know it's like it's so hard to say no when it's someone you yourself take care of and their family. I am in no way saying I am not thankful at all
  13. I know and what I'm saying is it is impossible to say no to homemade pienwhen a family brings it in! I'm VERY thankful hough
  14. I don't blame you. It's hard not to eat the Thanksgiving food though. I can never turn it down
  15. Haha it must have protein somewhere in peanut butter cookies!
  16. Haha wow. I know I know. It's the thought that counts with stuff like that
  17. I know. I'm saying it's hard to turn them down when their right there in front of you if your trying to eat healthier
  18. I know and like I said , I am VERY thankful. Ive just always wondered what makes families assume caregivers love sweets. My grandma was in rehabilitation for a broken ankle and when she was discharged she gave my mom money to get the caregivers cookies and brownies. Its just a topic I wanted to get peoples thoughts on
  19. One of the hardest things to do on that list is sleep. It is so difficult for me to get more then 4 hours of uninterrupted sleep. I know alot of it is anxiety related but I refuse to take any anxiety meds after when I used to take them I was a zombie and could never stay awake
  20. A 16 hour shift feels like 24 hours! And makes you wanna sleep for about 16.haha
  21. Even though it's a big deal, it's not as big of a deal as you see it. I see no call no shows literally everyday. But it does happen more with CNAs the nurses.
  22. I know for me a 1st shift 5am-2pm goes by so quickly when I get home I have forgotten worked half the time.
  23. Well I'm not as high up as you are but I definitely understand your situation. I work 6a-2p but I come in around 4:30am and literally do not sit down till 1:50 to chart (if I'm lucky.) I walk back and forth getting people ready ,changing,bathing, then look over at our hardworking bosses sitting and laughing,gossiping.while on the clock of course. Now, there are a few nursing that actually offer to help, which is very kind. But there's others you'd have to beg to help you pass a lunch tray to patients. It makes me sick. It is so easy to feel underappreciated especially by the people over you. But I've started to just look at it as as long as my patients appreciate me and the families do, I couldn't give a crap what anyone over me thinks because it's all about the people we take care of, not coworkers.
  24. OK,so I'm kind of joking around a little bit but I'd love to see what other people in the healthcare field have to say about this one. So I kid you not almost everyday coming into work there is some kind of cake or cookies or anything high in sugar and fattening waiting for me and coworkers as a gift from family members. Now,i do love a piece of cake or a cupcake once every month or 2 but come on now. (Btw, I am very thankful that they give us things all the time) but why not say hey, here's a protein shake , or guys I know your on your feet 12+ hours a day, here's some extra memory foam padding for those shoes, or here's some tasty fruits and vegetables. I know this is crazy but I love the comments I get on here so I thought I'd throw these ideas out there. I know they well but they got to know we don't live off of cupcakes. Also, if we are in the business of keeping people healthy, wouldn't family members want us to be healthy instead of turning us into suger addicted unhealthy binge eaters? Like I said this post is me kind of joking around just wanting to see what you guys think about it.
  25. I understand that. I'm wanting to do part time or 3 12's a week or something just for a month or 2. Still been working less and what's crazy is I think I'm getting more tired from it. Idk if going part time or prn is the only cure for being burnt out or what. And I went back to the poor eating. I'll eat a protein bar with cereal for breakfast and not even get hungry till after work than binge eat from being stressed.

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