Forbes Welcome Not only in nursing just in general 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Dec 16, 2016 by AceOfHearts<3 AceOfHearts<3 specializes in Critical care. 888 Posts; 14,444 Profile Views That is why I left my previous career- I was a basket case 110% of the time. With nursing some days are high stress for me, but once my shift is over so is the stress- not so with my old career. I was legitimately sick a lot more with my old career too. I had a flu-like virus that knocked me out for about a week, a GI bug, and various colds all in less than one year with my old career. Working in nursing I haven't been sick in over a year- not even with a cold or sinus infection- even being exposed to a ton of respiratory viruses and other crap at work. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Dec 19, 2016 by cocoa_puff 489 Posts; 13,385 Profile Views Nursing is literally killing me, I'm trying to get out ASAP. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Feb 21, 2017 by offlabel 1 Follower; 1,319 Posts; 12,293 Profile Views I bet not working kills more. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mar 1, 2017 by E-commerce, CNA, LVN E-commerce has 1 years experience as a CNA, LVN and specializes in Psychiatric, Diabetes advocate. 1,638 Posts; 28,550 Profile Views I understand. Some people make rest, stress relief, and exercise a priority. With a mind set that there are no limitation and when you make a priority list of what type of career you want, you are able to put your career in your own hands and have the option to search for a job with lower physical demands than others. Edited Mar 1, 2017 by E-commerce 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
