Tuesday Afternoon
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Mon Aug-10-09 01:22 PM
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| Why would One become a Nurse if they |
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Edited on Mon Aug-10-09 01:25 PM by Tuesday Afternoon
"hate sick people".......................?
honest to god quote by a co-worker.
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| Pharlo
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Mon Aug-10-09 01:33 PM
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I don't 'hate sick people', but I do dislike being around them intensely, which is the primary reason I opted NOT to become a nurse. Except for little kids. I don't mind being around sick kids. So, I suppose peds would have been an option.
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| GoddessOfGuinness
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Mon Aug-10-09 01:34 PM
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| 2. Maybe they're masochists? |
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Or maybe they like to dwell on their hatred.
Sounds like your co-worker needs a new gig.
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| Wapsie B
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Mon Aug-10-09 01:39 PM
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Not much different than a psychologist who hates people, and I've met a few of those. While nursing is one of the few career areas with nearly guaranteed jobs left after training is something that can completely drain a person. You don't have to work in a Trauma unit or ICU to be stressed to the max every day.
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| Moondog
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they didn't figure that out until it was too late?
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