May 4, 201313 yr What do you do after a rough shift? Have fun with the girls? Eat chocolate? Or, do you just go straight to bed?Click Like if you enjoyed it. Please share this with friends and post your comments below! Want more nursing cartoons
May 5, 201313 yr I work days....we have some really fab people on nites and what I do is rather than rush out the door I hang with my night peeps, help them get settled in, put in orders etc, get them off to a good start. The boss hates paying me for it but worst case is that they fire me and well, I would start a new job the next day and not miss a beat.....This gets me back in a positive frame of mind. Hanging with the night peeps is a welcome relief from having to tolerate the automatons that I work with on days.....ugh
May 5, 201313 yr Thomas Aquinas recommends: "suitable" pleasures, a good cry, a sympathetic friend, contemplation, a good night's sleep and a nice bath. And a glass of wine.Dina
May 5, 201313 yr I have a longish drive home, so I listen to a special playlist that I have put together just for such occasions and I CRANK it. :)
May 6, 201313 yr Experts Cup of Constant Comment Tea, Harliquin Romance or stroll through Allnurses humor section helpful, tossing in Chocolate if I'm in meltdown mode.
May 6, 201313 yr Guides I do (did) a lot of cussing and screaming at the traffic......with the windows rolled up of course. No desire to twerk off some bonehead who's got a weapon and a lack of social skills. I also do a lot of venting here and with my son, who's worked in healthcare all his life and knows the same residents, families, and co-workers I do (did).
May 8, 201313 yr I write. I sit down and write for at least 20 minutes, and try to get all of my feelings out on the computer screen rather than yelling at the unintelligent, uninformed and uncooperative individual who really needs to pull their head out of their anal sphincter. And then if I'm still upset, I talk to my husband, who works in the same hospital and knows the same people. Sometimes it's entertaining to go back months or years later and read what I've written.I am going to start trying the journalling out. I seem to do better when I write. I just had a truly horrible night last night and I did not know what I would do to blow off the steam until I read what you posted, Ruby. Thanks!Aradien
What do you do after a rough shift? Have fun with the girls? Eat chocolate? Or, do you just go straight to bed?
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