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I don't know if it's true, but it should be.

I posted this on another site in reply to some one's comment. Learn from other's near misses. You can't afford to make all the mistakes yourself. I was at a hospital working pre/post cath lab. The patient had a minor procedure and was being discharged home. It was mid day and he had no one...

MAN! I find that annoying! I worked Covid 2+ years and I can tell you that in my humble experience no one actually working Covid had the time or energy to be jumping around. :rant

Ohhh. That was for another page. :oops:

I knew a girl from Nursing School who went into the ER at Charity Hospital in New Orleans, (Level One Trauma, Public Hospital, tough inner city.) Our unofficial slogan was "Where the life you save may take your own." Oh and she was also a deer hunter. One more thing for the setup, she was a...

My Great grandfather was a Traiteur. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traiteur_(faith_healer) When my brother was born in New Orleans, 'Pop' was in a hospital in Baton Rouge. Just before he died, he called the nurse in to tell her his new great grandson had been born.

I just found this lady on You Tube. She is absolutely correct about the first part. (I was a Inpatient Hospice CNA in school.) The second part is quite inspiring.

I dug this out to post on another thread so I put it here too. (No, DW never saw it.)

Typical Nursing exam question. We were a bunch of third level students hanging out at lunch with a fourth level student and she explained her test taking strategy. "Of 4 questions, 2 will be obviously incorrect. Of the other two, decide which sounds most correct, and choose the other one."

It's great when a patient has the same sense of humor as you do. A lady I cared for about a week was ready for a shower so I got her towels, soap/shampoo, toothpaste, etc. She kept asking about hair conditioner and I tried to explain that we only had the combination available but the poor dear...

Hat tip to @cavemanrich Quite true. If your crippling shy stay out of the hospital. I tell DW's story to patients about when her son was born 40+ years ago. "Now I was pretty loaded so I might not remember it completely right. I'm sure I heard the lady announce over head, "If anyone has not...

Depends on when you wake up.