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Nurse, get on the internet go to surgery.com
scroll down and click on the "Are you totally lost icon."
I apologize blogrollers for my apparent absence from the blogosphere. I have been feeling rather blistless and busy lately. I started nursing orientation and haven't had a chance to regain any type of normal thought pattern. All thoughts have revolved around urine outputs and bowel movements. I hope that you have not scratched me from your sidebars just yet! Although I feel overwhelmed at times, I still can't wait for my first code, or the time when I feel comfortable enough to tell a dr. what he should do for my patients...Heaven! Enough of that, I know some of you are bored listening to me ramble about my daily "hospy" doings!
I wanted to send a shout out to Journey for knowing how to really make a person feel welcome! We had a great time mingling in amongst you all! Kristy I am game for the pool whenever you are! Jeff, we are still working out kinks for family camp!
Last friday, I came home exhausted from the week. My son has been having some issues with toileting in the middle of the night, so each morning (or nearly) I have to wash his sheets. I started the process and realized midway that he is five. He is capable of washing these soiled sheets himself! I am slowly trying to teach him various tasks so that someday he can be a wonderful helping house husband like I have! My daughter-in-law will be grateful that she doesn't have to start from scratch, like I did. Mark's mom was "SUPER MOM." She would have his laundry washed, folded, and waiting for him in a nice neat pile almost the minute that they came off his body. Now it's time for my little man to let go of his "super mom" and learn how to fly. I still think he may need to be a little taller, but he makes it work.

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Kathie's Spot on the Web! said…
Hey Ang. Just be careful on telling those doctor how to care for you patients. When Brian was in the hospital and he was still in his coma state the doctor wanted to put on cast on his feet so his heal wouldn't stretch out or down you know what I mean when someone lays on his back and his feet stretch down any way his nurse would come in and watch me work with his feet and do his stretching to make sure that wouldn't happen. Well she says to me you know he really doesn't need casts on his feet cause I was doing a good job keeping them stretched. Lets call the doctor and see if he would not put them on. So we called the doc. The doc talked to me and I told him how I had been working on him and all that. When I got done he said now can you put the nurse back on. When she got on the phone I heard her say ok ok ok Thank you Doctor. He told her when she gets a PHD in front of her name he will listen to her, but until she gets that she is to mind her own business and do what she is told. Arrogant old fart wasn't he. Just a heads up. Ok
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Anonymous said…
I'm just amazed at how nice and neat your laundry area is...somebody help me please!
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