Memoirs of a Nurse – Part XIII
Jul 31st, 2010 | By Paula Munch | Category: Memoirs of a Nurse, SeriesI hadn’t realized how much the stress from work was taking a toll on me until I finally got to see my girls again.
I hadn’t realized how much the stress from work was taking a toll on me until I finally got to see my girls again.
I sat in the same familiar seat in Louise’s office and waited as she shuffled some papers around on her desk.
The situation with Mr. Grange gave me a confidence that I didn’t have before.
I was just coming off of my shift when Louise Grace, my manager, came in bright and early to call me into her office.
First Flight
After six weeks, my wings were clipped and I was left to fly on my own. As with any first flight, the plunge was deep and frightening but as I learned to spread my wings the flight slowly became smoother and smoother. Unlike a bird that inherently knows flight patterns and navigation, I quickly [...]
The grueling week of nursing orientation consisted of five days of station after station of nursing procedures and demonstrations
Dead or Alive?
I stepped outside and felt a warm breeze brush my face, alone in my driveway with my head tilted to the sun I enjoyed the warmth as it soaked my freckled skin. After graduation, I spent the last three days basking in the sun, floating in the pool, and drinking margaritas. My mom [...]
Twenty-Eight of us stood in line anxiously anticipating the start of the pinning ceremony.
When a person is born it is the responsibility of the parents to love and nurture the child and provide shelter to keep the child safe.
Toward the end of our second semester things seemed to be falling apart.