What they don’t tell you when you go to work in the epicenter of a pandemic, is that when you come home you feel dirty. What they don’t tell you, is that you’ll sit in the shower for two hours scrubbing your skin raw just to feel clean...for weeks after being home. What they don’t... Continue Reading →
They tell you in nursing school that you will eventually find your passion and the thing you were meant to do. I was lucky enough to find that before I officially became a registered nurse. During my practicum I met the sweetest little boy. The boy that lit up the world with his smile and... Continue Reading →
I cried on my way home from work today. I cried because for the very first time I gave chemo to a child. I’ve watched, learned, listened, and assisted. But I have never given it myself. I cried because my heart ached that in order to try and save this child’s life, I have to... Continue Reading →
September. For some people September is just another month. Another month to celebrate a three day weekend, finish up fun summer plans, and start back to school. For me, this time last year I was one of those people. But this September is very very different for me. This September I will be advocating for... Continue Reading →
Thanks for joining me! I certainly have never done anything like this before, but sometimes I just feel like I have to get it out. And if this helps just one person, then it's all worth it. Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton
Finally “Just” A Nurse 