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Thanks CNAs

I just want to say that I am a LPN and could never get my job done with out my CNA's. They help me out so much and I appreciate the work they do because it is hard, back breaking work that deserves more recognition and pay. I could not do a CNAs job as well as them, sometimes I am afraid to help my girls out because they might show me up:lol2: I have even been taught a thing or two from them. So thanks to all the CNA's out there, we could never do it with out you.

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    Thank you! I always feel underappreciated at work. It's so nice when one of our nurses says thanks.

    It's awesome as well when a nurse takes the time to explain things and help me learn, so thanks to all the RNs (no LPNs over here!) who have helped me!

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    Thank you! It is always nice to be appreciated! This was very nice of you to post.

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    Wait, I'm being thanked???

    *pinches self* No... I'm awake...

    Well then, let me turn it around and say thanks to all the RNs/LPNs, without whom we CNAs would not exist. :)

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    :heartbeat:heartbeat:heartbeat :redbeathe:redbeathe:redbeathe :redpinkhe:redpinkhe:redpinkhe :heartbeat:heartbeat:heartbeat

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    To quote Sally Field, "You like me, you really like me!" :p

    Thank you very much for the thanks! :dancgrp:

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    Thank you! Your post was very sweet. :)

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    OMG! How sweet. I have shadowed many RN's and LVN's who either appreciated CNA's or hated the mere site of us. Thankyou for your post. When I get my RN, I promise to be the RN to the CNA's that I wanted, uplifting and encouraging.

    Don't worry about being "showed up by a CNA" sometimes it just happens, An RN that I work closely with has showed me many things regarding Hospice, the ins and outs (way cool:cool:) and Her and I are a team, I love the fact that she interacts with me and asks me what I think about each patient and listens, dont get me wrong, I get corrected all the time but as time has gone by, my answers to her questions regarding patient care are correct and I get more encouraged to go further. So thankyou for your support. WE CNA's could not do it with out your support!...we heart you!:redbeathe:yeah:

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    I am a nursing student (graduating in August), and I have come to really admire and appreciate how much work the CNA's do. The ones that I have had a chance to work with have shown me so much and have been so patient with my goofy nursing student skills. :)

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    Thank you! It really is grueling work...and it's nice when nurses and nars are able to work together as a team rather than having a huge wall between them just because they have a degree rather than just a cert. We are all there really for the patient. Again, thanks for what you nurses do as well

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