"You're Just a Nurse" - The Nurse Blake Podcast (Ep 7)
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To kick off the episode I am spilling the tea about the HAIR I found in my Starbucks drink. Then, I'm diving into all the misconceptions the general public has about nursing, and breaking down what a nurse actually does at the bedside.
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I will never forget my patient telling me “you’re just the nurse, I want the doctor to put in my IV.” So I walked my happy butt to the hall to get the hospitalist rounding, and told him his patient wanted him to put an IV. I gathered all the supplies for him and went into the room. The look on the doctor and patient’s face when the doctor was explaining he had never actually placed an IV before sent me to the moon!
Oh Jesus Christ . Ur story really deserve a whole text on quora
Same happened to me when I was a GI nurse, dr said the same thing 😂
Dr's don't have time to put in IV's. At the end health care is a team. Doctors and nurses rely on each other.
@@jasonb4254 yes they do have time they just lack skills
Amen! I asked a doctor if he wanted to put an IV in, he looked at me and was like “are you kidding?! I can’t do that!” Lol
“ Just a nurse....” Ha! I’ve been a labor and delivery/ NICU/ Resuscitation nurse for 23 years. Our obstetricians and pediatricians are busy seeing patients in office. Meanwhile, we are monitoring every beat of a fetal heart rate tracing, racing a patient to the OR for a crash C-section, stabilizing a patient with severe range high blood pressures, grieving with parents who lose their baby, inserting IV’s into a newborn’s umbilical vein and breathing for him/her to keep them alive, dealing with dad’s who are not sure about signing paternity, working with moms struggling with addiction and giving them hope while their babies fight through withdrawal, teaching new parents how to feed and care for their newborns all the while wearing scrubs with hot plastic gowns, face shields and masks, sweating out a liter,holding our bladders while we empty someone else’s and doing it all with deep empathy, caring and professionalism. Yep, I’m “ Just a Nurse”!!!!
Right?????
Maternity nurse as well you hit it right on!! I work nights with no in house OB we are def way more than just a nurse!!!
Oh god i want to be a maternity nurse i hope so badly that i will get a place to study this occupation
Can vouch. Was rushed to OR to deliver my 10 week preemie by nurses! Y’all rock!!
Word!
"JUST a nurse"...
Someone hold my stethoscope because we are about to fight.
Catch these hands 😂😂 We both always try to correct people when they say that term or hear a colleague say it
Right?! Hahaha
Get ready to Rumble!!!!!
I Will hold it tight for U, LOL Being a Retired CNA of 27 yrs, I was the ONLY one who wore the Steth all 8 &12 hrs shift. Not a biggie but it saved my butt in numerous incidents Especially when the MD NEVER carried his, this MD Always knew I had mine & used it Many times when we were Both in w/patients. ACK w/o cleaning it.. YES I Cleaned it afterwards !
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm a student nurse getting ready to clock out at 0700 after a 12hr shift. I look up and there is a sea of residents following one of our most respected MDs (and faculty at the Med School). I hear him say: 1) If you're smart, you'll ask your nurse 100 questions a shift 2) Listen to your nurses; they know more than you 3) It's ok--and encouraged--to ask your nurses for advise. ;)
Our docs used to tell the new residents the same thing! Everytime a new batch came in we would sigh and give each other “the look”, and wonder which one we would save from killing their patient first.
Amen
Another issue: LPNs getting referred to as "Not a real nurse."
I'm an R.N, but I and my coworkers hate hearing that.
This needs to be touched on for sure!!!
Low Paid Nurse
Or, when people say, "The nurses, LPN's and aides"....what do they think the "N" stands for??
Going from an LPN to RN, I noticed there is a huge difference in the way I get treated... with sooo much more respect... by patients and other health care professionals; including other nurses, (whether LPN or RN) providers, and supervisors...
Yes, or assume i am a cna because i am lvn
Working in the NICU, I wouldn't survive without the respiratory therapists. they are amazing!!!!
Amen to that!! 🙏🏼
100% They're the most important people in the NICU honestly
Thank you thank you, thank you!!! I’m a respiratory therapy intern and I love it when we are appreciated! I look up to and appreciate nurses so much.
@@christinabrueggemann2829 you will do amazing things!!! Good luck!! every shift, I am always thankful for everything the RT’s teach me, amazing people! Truly it takes a village to care for others, so many important people on the care teams
@@gymnaastxoxo Thank you so much!! I really appreciate that. You’re awesome☺️
I'm not a nurse however Iets not forget how important CNA's are and underappreciated.
Proudly for 27 yrs..Retired. VERY FEW Hospitals do much for CNA's during Hospital week in May, so for 2 years I took photos of us CNA's & made a Poster, Decorated it w/their Life Away from work Phrases & WHY they became one. It was Well Received by both Staff & Patients/families.. It was Posted on our Unit so Recovering pts ambulating the halls could read & Identify who their CNA was. I believe if I received anything & was Celebrated for CNA Week it was while working in the Nursing home. Hospitals don't really do anything for them. Congrats to U for a VERY Important Job.. PROUD 2B A CNA !
I’m a nurse of 6 months and omg I love my CNA so much they are the true backbone of our floors
Anytime the nurses get some shine one of you other healthcare workers always has to come in with a what about such and such scenario.
Let's shout out CNAs and Techs too! I'm a psych nurse and my entire shift is determined by who my techs are. They are VITAL to my patients. They often see things before the RN/LPN do too and let us know so we can let the MD/FNP/PA know.
Yes mam! I work in the ER and our techs are so wonderful.
Hi! ☺️ Have you ever been interested in getting patients all better rather than just being drugged? Brain conditions often can he healed. It's sad these patients just get zombied out by doctors. So sad.
Thank you! I've been a med tech/nursing assistant for 21 years and nothing infuriates me more than a brand new nurse looking down on me because I don't have a degree. I give medication to 50+ residents a day. I do wound care, suppositories, handle emergencies, do administrative duties......aides and techs are vital to patient care.
I recently got accepted into my universities BSN program and I can’t wait to be “just a nurse”!!🤩
Callie Jo! Hiii! 👋🏻👋🏻 that’s amazing news! 👏🏻
When the time comes you’ll proudly be “just a nurse”
CONGRATS!!!!!
Had a nursing professor once who was a CVICU nurse say “we can save their lives and they will still complain the oatmeal was cold” I think patients can often be ungrateful cus they don’t know how much we do for them. From interpreting vital signs and strips to administering important medications etc.
My favorite response when patients complain about the food is… Thank goodness that’s not what we do here.
Nurses are EVERYTHING!! I was lucky to make it out of ICU alive after 9 days because of nurses!!!! I have such a huge huge respect for nurses. Thought I wanted to be one afterwards but I could not do what they do. It takes a special person who can do this!!’👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️ THANK YOU!
I hate when people think we just give meds? If people knew how many times I have saved their life because a doctor messed up the order,They would be shocked!
I'm an "old" nurse...going on 28 years. I have gone from delivering babies to working in hospice to now in research...there are so many options for nurses. I started with a "diploma" of nursing and am now working on my masters degree in nursing informatics. Whatever stage of life you are in, there is an avenue in nursing that will be a good fit. I no longer desire to be a bedside nurse, which was the majority of my career, but I still love being a nurse.
Nothing wrong with a diploma nurse - unbelievable experience & knowledge there
1 minute in--not only do most people not know what nurses do they don't know how difficult nursing school is!!!
You're so right about not assuming that you know what you want to do! I worked for ten years as a medical assistant in pediatrics, and when I finally decided to go to nursing school for my LPN I thought for sure that's where I'd end up. After I graduated I took a job at an urgent care because that's what was hiring. I liked it will enough but wanted something else. I eventually ended up in inpatient substance abuse and loved it! I never saw myself working in psych and specifically with addiction but here I am, several years later. I remember thinking when i first took the job that it wouldn't work because I was too warm and squishy. Turns out everyone needs warmth and compassion, ESPECIALLY people who have been forgotten by society. You never know where nursing will take you!
The way that Blake's husband looks at him is just.....GOALS
Yes. That man is so I love with him. It's cute how hes always so enthusiastic about what Blake talks about.
I am finishing nursing school in 2 weeks! It is my second degree and I’m 40 years old. I’ve had plenty of experience with nurses and I have many loved ones who are nurses. However, prior to nursing school I had no idea the level of education and difficulty to become a nurse! I’ll never underestimate it again ❤️
Congratulations, go ahead 🥳!
I would say Carla from Scrubs has been the only tv Nurse that has portrayed the most accurately. There was actually an episode about her talking about "just being a Nurse." Also, you realize that her friends (Doctors) wouldn't be able to function without her.
I'm a Retired CNA & watch the Good Doctor, ACK ... I go nearly N2 Panic Mode when I see a RN/MD give a Pt a FWW & tell them to walk ! No Gait belt, NO P.T. Person & this being their 1st Time OOB ! These Shows Really NEED A Reality Check & Schooling with the REAL DEAL when creating their Storylines LOL
Home Health Hospice nurse here - it is definitely a whole different animal when it comes to home health - hospice. It takes a special person and not everyone/nurse can be a hospice nurse. Prior to Hospice I worked in the OR as a circulator for 6 years working with the Davinci team and I thought that I would be there forever... but I needed a change and I definitely got it going into Hospice. It is a complete 360 from working in the OR. I think that you would be a great hospice nurse. I've been working as a Hospice nurse for the last 2 years and I love it! It has its ups and downs - more ups when I am able to provide the comfort that they need so that they can pass peacefully.
I work at Starbucks and it is not true about us wanting to be slow. In fact, we are timed and have to get everyone out by a certain time or we can get dinged from corporate especially during early morning shifts 😭
I think nurses do way more than a doctor. When I had my 5 kids my nurses did everything except catch the baby. When I was in the hospital for 5 weeks I saw my doctor and his groupies on rounds and my nurses all the time. When my son was in the nicu for 73 days his nurses kept him alive. So I personally think they should get paid way more than they do.
We catch the babies too lol some docs are always late
My son spent 78 days in the NICU and we wound up friends with our nurses on FB! They definitely helped us through a very difficult journey and my son wouldn’t be here today without them!!
i love this podcast a lil too much 😭😭😭 BSN class of a 2022💞
Milbia👋🏻😊 HII!! Just scrolled these comments and noticed your class of 2022! That’s amazing :)) Congrats on taking the steps to becoming a nurse ! 🙏🏼
I’ve been to the hospital twice with each of my kids. My son was there for 10 days and you know what I remember? I remember our nurses names and I was so grateful that they allowed me to help with his care. He was there for serious constipation issues, and I wanted to make sure to help when I could. IMO, nurses are the backbone of hospitals. They are my heroes.
Girl you are not just a nurse… you are a key player in healthcare and u have probably saved many lives❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
thanks Skyler!!!! ❤️
okay but oak milk slaps harder than almond. Team oatmilk!
I’m a respiratory therapy intern and I can 100% relate. No one knows what we are or what we do. I love it when we are appreciated! I look up to and appreciate nurses so much.
I'm in my icu rotation in nursing school...met the RTs talking about the vent and settings. All I have to say is Wow!
Right, I'm just a nurse who works in the OR. Who as charge nurse JUST coordinates staff, surgeons, anesthesia providers all to care for critically ill patients. Im just a nurse who has sacrificed sleep, personal engagements and family time, just to care for patients. I'm just a nurse who has stood toe to toe and nose to nose with surgeons to make sure my patients get the care they need. Im just a nurse who has been screamed at because I'm the easiest one to scream at, thru no fault of my own. Im just a nurse who has cried alone over the loss of your loved one, who has worked while my own family is having surgery just a few ORs away. But you're right, at the end of the day, I'M JUST A NURSE.
The title triggered me like BISH even when I was working as a cashier people some people in anger would belittle my position. But i know my value and Im glad you know yours!
I love nurses! I trust their judgment more than the that of the docs who may see the patient for 3 mins.
My favorite nurses are school nurses. It was wonderful to have a full time nurse at school during the pandemic. They obviously responded to the unique demands of Covid protocols, but my nurse was there for seizure emergencies and other emergent needs.
School Nurses are so much more than bandaids and boo-boos!
I 100% agree. All health care staff are so important. I'm from Ireland and not only do health care staff have do deal with an underfunded health care system the pandemic and now three weeks ago a cyber attack hit all of our hospitals . Nurses, doctors and all staff in our hospitals are burned out 😒
Thank you so much for addressing the care plan. I try to explain often that as a nurse we assess, diagnosis, plan, implement, and evaluate outcomes. It is what defines our profession. Thank you!!!
He adores you Blake. Jealous of this relationship. Too cute.
Thank you for your "shout out" to school nurses! Much appreciated! I have been a school nurse for 27 years and I love it!
Thank you for shedding a positive light on hospice nursing!! 🙌🏼
8-1...thats funny!! I had 21 today!! 2 trachs, 3 g-tubes, 4 hospice......the list goes on...
Finally the oat milk shortage I'm glad yall are bringing awareness to this. How is Starbucks gonna come out with new oat milk drinks and not have oat milk for WEEKs? I'm dying in California. Side note these podcasts are getting me through nursing school
BSOSE IS MY FAV 😭
As a nursing student who works as a CNA.. I get oh you're "just an aide" a lot and it drives me 🦇💩 crazy!!!! So I know as a nurse that has to be the most disrespectful thing someone could say !!! Like how dare you insult my credentials!!
Good luck in school ! 🏫 and congrats on going for it
Thank you very much.
Aww i used to get told "just an aide" now I'm "just a nurse" that's ok I know who I am. We are essential af 💪
My peds clinicals was following school nurses! It was awesome! We did an elementary school and a middle school. We worked with a lot of special needs kids and some of those kids....I will never ever forget. It was such a rewarding experience!
Shoot, I'm so proud of my bonus daughters mom she's a bad ass nurse and I let my bonus baby know all the time how amazing her mama is and what an important job she has.
My dad recently passed and at his funeral they gave me his stethoscope and I joked about it being a doctor's stethoscope! Lol. Both of my parents were RNs, and my nana and aunt.
Awn that was lovely.
School nurses had a busy year during Covid-19 . My daughter's school nurse was sweet at explaining what to do when your kid was exposed.
Shout out to all the Infection Prevention Nurses....are roles are so much more then freaking hand washing!!!
Dunkin Oat Milk Latte with Mocha Swirl and Raspberry is my drink of choice.
Guilty of saying that I was "just an LPN." Taking a break from that life to focus on my four kids now though. The nurse mindset never goes away. Just bought a new stethoscope and otoscope last week.
So true about how nursing school can change your passions. Started out wanting to do Peds or OB and I'm now nearing the end of nursing school and I've switched to being passionate about Oncology and wound care. You just never know where you're going to end up.
I must confess. When someone says, "Hey. You're a nurse" I stop them right there and say, "I am just a NICU nurse, I don't know anything about big people!!!" 😜
😂😂😂
Well as an RN student I found pediatrics incredibly challenging and scarier responsibility so your an amazing NICU nurse.
Very true
That’s so funny!! I’ve been a Peds nurse for 30 years with the exception of L&D/Postpartum for 5 years. I almost panic if an adult asks me a question about themselves or an adult family member. I do the same thing...”Hold on, you know I’m a Peds nurse!?” Thank you for taking such amazing care of all those NICU babies💜
I remember when my dtr first started as a hospital floor nurse and a patient asker her how old she was. She replied "Old Enough". Love our nurses. If people would just think about this: In a hospital you spend more time with your nurse than the Dr. Be nice.
When I was an LPN one mean family member had asked me something along the lines: "why isn't a RN taking care of my mom?" I felt so small at that moment. 🙄 The patient was so sweet and I really enjoyed her, and then to hear a comment like that from a family member... 😒 But it was like a push for me to pursue my RN degree.
I am a LPN and once a patient friend at the bedside made a comment that I wasnt a real nurse...
I get SO DEFENSIVE about stuff like this. Same with people saying they don't want an FNP and that they need a "real doctor". It takes everything in me not to lose it. I love the LPNs I work with and lord knows they are intelligent as hell and I have often gone to them when I have questions! They've been at my facility much longer than I have and have great experience. People don't get it....like families....but when other medical people say derogatory things like this I actually do lose it.
Im a night nurse, and my patients thinks that we nap or have been relaxing. Let me tell you, we wish our patients would sleep, on top of that, yes, our patients still do deteriorate still at night, which we have to monitor and do something about.
I'm an LPN and I'm unable to do IV pushes. I had a Dr. come making rounds and he ordered Lasix IVP Stat. My charge nurse was busy and I drew up the medication and instructed him on how to give the medication. He had no clue. He would also write leg squeezers for SCDs. He was a hoot. I also had a patient once that projectile vomited black coffee ground emesis all over the room, I was freaking out that he had a GI bleed but the smell was off, bloody emesis has a distinct smell, this was sweet. Here I am in the doorway to his room wondering how am I going to get to him and I just happened to ask him what he had eaten. Oreos!! I had to mop my way into his bedside to help him clean up. He had puked everywhere, like he just sprayed the whole room, luckily no roommate. Cleaning up incontinent patient and they fart in your face and I just as sweetly as I can say "aww you're blowing me kisses"! Lol. I'm lucky to have been able to help where I could and to serve as my patients advocate for so many years, unfortunately I had my own health crisis and am disabled now. I worked the night shift almost my whole career and I'm still stuck on a night schedule, much to my husband's disappointment. I've been up all night. Oh well, maybe one day.
I can relate to people not understanding what your job really is. I’m a flight attendant (which is definitely different than nursing!). There is so much going on behind the scenes and in our heads that the public doesn’t know about. A lot of people don’t think of us as first responders, but we are! (Check the department of homeland security!) Great topic!
I had a text book in nursing school that was literally called "Just A Nurse". Not kidding.
Nurse Blake!! I’m a May 14th baby!!!! Hitting the big 4-0!! Much love from an injury prevention nurse in Maryland!! Love you and Brett!!!
They do that at bars and clubs here in Los Angeles. They will make people wait in line out front even if the venue is not full; just so they can look more desirable.
ALSO THE CNA'S ARE THE 2ND & 3RD EYES & EARS for RN's.. (RETIRED CNA 2016) Hoping your RN Doesn't THINK you Belong ONLY to HER/HIM, & YES 12 HRS IS A LONG SHIFT.
I once had to fix the TV in a patients' room and he joked that we didn't even need to call maintenance................and I told him in all seriousness, nurses need to know how to do EVERYTHING!!!!!!!
I am a student and I can totally relate to it. We are being prepared to do all the activities and roles what you mentioned..
Awesome!
Love Nurse Blake and his podcast!!
Thanks so much for tuning in Amanda! :-)
Hey Nurse Blake just wanted to say thank you for both your funny and informative vids - I'm going to study nursing next year and it's so helpful but also light-hearted and gives me something to look forward to! Keep up the good work! Love from Australia
Omg! I love you two! You guys make my entire day!
I looooooove nurse chat and nurse humor. It’s getting me so excited as I graduate in 2 weeks 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much for giving such great props to school nurses
I watch Greys anatomy and New Amsterdam and that's my major complaint! My favorite thing about being a nurse is all the personal care I get to give my patients. I love primary nursing, it's so rewarding. The listening to their feelings and being there for them is my favorite part. The docs just don't get to have that connection.
Blake! Thank you for the shout out to school nurses! Your summary of their role and characteristics were spot on! I have worked in CIMCU, NIMCU, L&D, Mother-Infant in my 30 year career and school nursing, by far, is the most intense and important work I have done. :) My hubby is also in the B2B sales world! If your husband would like some books by Anthony Iannarino, let me know! Take care! Loving the podcast!
Agreed with the hair issue! Lol I will totally collect a cdiff sample and not think twice .....but the hair in the drink, what the fork!
I haven't missed any of your podcast till Episode 7.
🤍💜💕 Nurse Blake
You’re awesome! Thanks so much for listening 💕
JUST A NURSE... BUT literally we are the eyes, and ears of the doctor ☺️🙂
Sooooo true. And when you have a good rapport with the doctors and they know they can trust you and know that you know what you’re talking about they will give a lot of leeway…do it, save the patient’s life, then grab the doc and explain what happened and it’s “oh, no problem, thank you.” Some docs never learn that nurses can make or break them, unfortunately.
@@laurieking9109 yes!!! I'm a hospice RN and work with 2 specific MDs that know when I know something's wrong and I know my orders I need to be getting for my patients
I have worked home health and assisted living for almost eight years. I didn't realize all the work that LPN's have on their plate! They work so hard and they are fun to learn from. I perform CNA tasks in my job but I am more so on the job trained. I think Home Health professionals deserve alot more credit than they get too.
Amazing episode, really appreciate your insight on the various nursing roles outside of the hospital. Currently a student nurse pursing my BSN but interested in public health nursing and school nursing ❤️
Lol he didn’t have to throw Burger King under the bus like that but factsss😭😭
Blake you have been a nurse for 2 years I am so happy that you have experienced so much
Got me googling tovala ovens lol
I am trained as HCA and I loved it. I have worked with some of the most amazing nurses
I love these podcasts, and I am addicted to Nurse Blake videos!
Thanks sooo much!! ❤️
Me too!! 🤪
This is my first time listening to your podcast, I love y’all already! Brett is soooo supportive of you and nurses in general🥺🥺💕 setting the standards high af for my s/o!!
Hey no credit to nursing assistants what the heck! Talk about a lack of appreciation! Your forgiven because your an icu nurse and they don’t usually have a cna! I seriously love you guys you rock!
CNA's are an essential part of any team
I love your podcast! It’s nice to get to know you. Also, you and your husband are so adorable!!! He loves you so much
So glad to hear you bring this up. And yes, most don't totally know what RN's do/how they take care of patients. It's a shame when they treat us like crud. I'm currently a Clinical Documentation Specialist after being bedside for 33 years in L&D and Med/surg. Love my current role/job. I love your shirt. Will you bring in more sizes on your website? :)
You have a podcast?! My day was just made!
So sorry, Nurse Blake! My daughter works at Starbucks in AZ and says Oatmilk is so popular that they can't get it. So they can't make this new drink. Distributors can't get it to them because they sell out. Sad, because that's MY fav too! My daughter makes them for me with soy, and it's still really good. I know, I know, it's not Oatmilk, but it is tasty that way she makes it.
Should have mentioned Nurse Practitioners which is taking nursing to the next level.
You just keep getting better Blake you have made me laugh at times that I just wanted to cry. Thank you 🙏 sincerely , ER RN. Ps love you and your hubby doin your thing together 😊
I think for me, I can take it all when I'm at work: poop, emesis, sputum, c diff poop etc. BUT I think because we're not in our scrubs or actually in a working environment, we get caught off guard with things like hair in our drinks lmaooo I feel ya
Hahaha
Labor and delivery nurse for 27 years. I have worked NICU and PP. Currently working as a travel nurse since 2018 to see the rest of the country. It is interested to see how all hospital run their L&D. I love my nursing students that follow me in L&D.
We do it all! We are the patience eyes and ears and their best advocate when they are in n the hospital. Especially now during Covid times.
I recall being told by a dietician that as "just a nurse" I couldn't possibly be "qualified" to say a diabetics meal was inappropriate. Seriously...he had a large plate of ravioli, bread with butter and pineapple for dessert. Why not just sidle him up to a 5 lb bag of sugar and be done with it?!. Just a nurse....yep.
I love the humor from the both of you 🥰
Aw thanks!
Thank you for acknowledging us Hospice nurses, the world sometimes forgets that not every nurse saves lives, some provide a "good death" . ❤
Not to mention that hospice nurses basically do everything, including thinking for the doctors. Hospice docs basically are there just to give the official ok for the orders we asked for lol. We function on our own, along with great CNAs that are our eyes and ears when we aren't there
Me too, I am soo frustrated from the phrase 'you only clean pope'
Okay then clean your own poop
Or get skin ulceration
Love this podcast!
Blake, you are just like a ray of sunshine ☀️ I am “just a cna” on a med/surg floor. FML 🤦♀️
& I will be starting nursing school in August 😁
I’d love to hear more about nurses who are UR/UM case managers for insurance! That’s what I do now after working on the floor for some years. We’re always in contact with hospitals. I feel like we’re kinda seen as the evil telemarketers, always calling 🤣. I think even other nurses don’t really know what we do and our job can also be stressful. Love your podcast! Can’t wait to see more
Yay more,keep this videos coming love looking forward to these coming out such a cute couple and great content
Favourite podcast ever❤️
Wait!...you get a break?? Lol you are just the sweetest and cutest nurse ever! I love watching your videos and I love your new podcast. However, if you made a list of everything you do on a daily basis, it would shock the public. Shock!!
Amazing episode!
Just buy a carton of oak milk to keep at home. Also FYI hair does not hold germ or disease so I don’t think it’s gross and I used to be a hairdresser.
I know that I'm late to the party, ask any CF'r about nurses and hands down the reaction is that Nurses are the foundation of health care. Nurses are care givers, coaches, prison guards, your favourite aunt, your worst disciplinarian. We just couldn't exist without Nurses
I am so happy that you are talking about this ...."just a nurse" so rude and disrespectful to the hard work of highly educated NURSES ...I have been a nurse for 40.years and still find that such a disrespectful phrase.......try running ANY healthcare system WITHOUT nurses.....it will NEVER happen......❤❤❤KUDOS TO ALL MY FELLOW NURSES ❤
I second that!!!!
Love you guys!
"Just a nurse", I was a trauma nurse and now work in case management. I've had two family members say "when you use to be a nurse" wow did that hurt. Lol. By the way you should provide pics of your favorite things. Love you guys.