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Work has just been a lot to handle lately. I admit I have a very fragile resolve. Blow after blow of near misses, miscommunication, and disappointments are giving me feelings of incompetence and not feeling good enough for my job. My morale is low, my energy to keep going is utterly drained, and my anxiety an all time high. I need a pause. I need a recharge. I need a great cup of coffee.
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Context: I work in an elderly assessment unit where most of my patients are above 65 years old and have dementia. I needed to transfer my patient to another bed-space and to be more efficient, I transfer them with their beds.
Me: Hi patient, the other room is ready for you now. Would you like to lie down and I’ll give you a ride?
Patient: gasps*. At my age!?
Can you guess who’s NOT the nurse in this flat? 🤣
Patient: It was nice meeting you. You are always smiling and laughing.
Me: Thank you. That was my coping mechanism. 😂
You know you had a busy day when you come home with faded tattoos on your arms. 🤣
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Asking a student nurse how she is doing on a busy day when really, I am asking myself how I am doing coz it’s f***ing chaos out there.
Converations with family be like...
Mom: Can you check on your grandma? She said she’s not feeling too good.
Me: (After checking on her) Let’s bring her for a check up. She might need some medications.
Mom: I have some herbal medication that a friend gave me. I think that will help.
To The Nurses Who Forgot:
We are a noble profession.
We take pride in our degree, because it represents the hardships we surpassed to attain the title we have now. We wear our uniforms with confidence, parading down the corridors, knowing that every exhausting shift is a reflection of our calling.
We have the ability to act independently. We were taught to assess thoroughly, think in anticipation, and to respond accordingly.
We are to be part of a team. We have sworn servitude to the people in need, not to other professionals we work with.
Most importantly, we have the capacity to do good; to bring comfort not only to those afflicted, but also to those affected. Kind words and genuine concern, subtle they may seem, aids healing.
We are not without mistake. No one is. But we continue to strive for excellence in our field, to consistently achieve quality of care. We uphold a standard of professionalism, and still maintain our sense of humanity. That is what keeps us true. That is what keeps us noble.
With nothing but love and respect for our humble profession; sincerely,
My father’s daughter.
