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My dad passed away 1 day after hospice same with mom ..they OD them on morphine

Shutup now cause you can't handle it.

It's a job. Like any other, you acclimate to it. I know this from experience.

Thank you for letting me share a little bit of my journey with nursing. Love what you are both bringing to our community of nurses!

In my own process of finding my way back to a stable and functioning mindset I too have asked very specifically “Where did you go?!”

Yup... graduated into this nightmare

Trained to know better than to take experimental injectables. While the public was told to Trust The Experts, they stayed silent.

Every nurse can relate to this!

My statistics professor told the class on the first day that there is almost always a bias in stats. He told us to always know who was asking for the statistics and see if it does indeed point into the favor that they were wanting.

It’s not a shortage of nurses. It’s hospitals not wanting to pay nurses and not hiring more nurses. It’s the realities of working constantly short-staffed. It makes nursing unsustainable. But healthcare corporations don’t care. It’s just about profits to them. There are more than enough trained nurses. But corporations want us to keep doing more with less. To make their profits better.

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Fantastic!! Definitely helped me continue on my own healing journey! 😊

Hospital staff truly added to my stress as a patient.

I just went to work, came home, enjoyed the peace, quiet, lack of litter, also the sky looked bluer and grass looked greener. Truly, this world would thrive without us.

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I am enjoying your talks! Congratulations on your success

Dark humor 😂😂😂

I really enjoyed this episode. Love hearing the foundation of what brought you to nursing and the challenges and struggles along the way. Looking forward to what's to come with Nursing U!

So good to see nurses trying to help other nurses! Several thoughts come to mind as I listen. The main thing that keeps standing out in my own thoughts is that nurses at the bedside give it all except what little bit they have left to give to their own. So there truly isn’t anything left to give to themselves. Also, for at least myself, when I finished my shifts the last thing in the world I wanted to do was go talk to someone about the horrors. I wanted to keep the traumas; traumas to my patients, co-workers, and myself…… I wanted to keep that all in a box and forget about it until I had to dive back in.