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A diploma!! Okay, not a treasure for all...but 21 years after I got my RN...I finally got my BSN. Graduated tonight! Yeah me! okay, now yu can get back to teh serious stuff!
 
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That is fantastic!! congrats
 
WTG
 

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Wow, thanks so much everyone!!! It really was a long-time goal for me. I got my 11 year old daughter a certificate of appreciation for putting up w/me while I went back to school! She DESERVED it!!
 
Congratulations. It is very well deserved. You should feel very proud. Great job.
 
Fantastic! That's no small accomplishment Myelo! Congratulations!!!

Tom
 
congrats- it must have been a tough course :) Best wishes with your diploma nad the new opportunities that it will have for you.
 
TAKODA said:
The nurses are the backbone.Male - Female makes no difference.I don't remember any doctor help'in my shot up azz take a shower,or giving me pain shot's...stuff like that.God bless the angels of mercy (NURSE).
I can't say for sure they actually cared,they got lives and problems too.But they sure made me think they cared.Top hat to you.Thank you for your effort.I don't know what we would do with out you.
God Bless

Takoda, thanks so much for the kind words. MOST of us truly do get into nursing to care for people, whether in the hospital or out! It is truly a calling for most. I've been a nurse for over 21 years and can't imagine being anything else....other than a "treasure" hunter of course! Thanks again.
 
Of course, you do understand that, now that you have your degree, they will find much more paperwork to bury you under, right?

;D

Good Luck!

B


PS - For those folks who aren't in nursing, more people would die without nurses than doctors. Especially those who make it their life's work. Many is the time - many, many - it is the nurse who notices differences and symptoms and calls the doctor. Most of the nurses I know also know almost as much as the doctors. They will call a doctor and ask him/her if they can administer such and such med, because Mrs. So and So has this or that. They know what the symptoms are, they know which meds do what, they can recognize signs almost immediately - and they know their patients - who they are, who their families are, how they act normally - and unusual things.

Thank God for nurses.
 
mrs.oroblanco said:
Of course, you do understand that, now that you have your degree, they will find much more paperwork to bury you under, right?

;D

Good Luck!

B


PS - For those folks who aren't in nursing, more people would die without nurses than doctors. Especially those who make it their life's work. Many is the time - many, many - it is the nurse who notices differences and symptoms and calls the doctor. Most of the nurses I know also know almost as much as the doctors. They will call a doctor and ask him/her if they can administer such and such med, because Mrs. So and So has this or that. They know what the symptoms are, they know which meds do what, they can recognize signs almost immediately - and they know their patients - who they are, who their families are, how they act normally - and unusual things.

Thank God for nurses.

Nah...they gave me the paperwork preemptively!! Nursing has come a long way from the bowing to doctor handmaids. We can question without paying the price of our jobs!! And yes, we are patient advocates and will do whatever it takes to put a patient first! Thanks for the support.
 
Congradulation Lady. I'm looking forward to seeing you at the foundersday for Old River in July.
 
A very big congratulations. Every nurse I've ever encountered has always had my best interests and my care in mind, and I'm sure you're no different with your patients. Nurses are WAY too under appreciated!
 
crazyjarhead said:
Nice that you hung in there. It took me a decade to get my BA.

Hey, that's a lot less time than it took me!!! Everyone keeps asking me if I'm going to get my Masters now...my answer...ask me again in 2 more years! Certainly not right now!
 

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