September 2008 - Posts

Sticks and Stones
September 29, 2008 4:51 PM by Jill Rollet

It may be because I'm a writer, but I think the words we choose matter in shaping people's perceptions and, eventually, our world. When I was a child, every female person was either a "Mrs." or a "Miss," signaling that a woman's relationship to a man Read More...

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Prostate Cancer Awareness: A Storm Continues to Brew
September 22, 2008 1:42 PM by Melody Davis

For those who know me and those of you who will get to know me through this blog, I am passionate about quite a few things. Topping that list are my children, family, finding a cure for cancer, activism and patient advocacy, to name a few. Therefore, Read More...

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The Necessity of Reinvention: From CS to NP
September 15, 2008 2:18 PM by Elaine Neidert

Hello Everyone! I'm very excited to have the opportunity to "blog" for all of you and decided that my first post should be something that may be, or IS affecting many of you. By that, I'm talking about the practice dilemma that many of us are facing in Read More...

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Novice to Expert to Novice Again
September 9, 2008 8:40 AM by Tina Goodpasture

When I was a little girl in the early 1960s, my mother worked at a psychiatric hospital as a nurse's aid. Times were different then, and she wore a starched white dress, white hose and white clinic oxfords. I thought she was so beautiful and wanted to Read More...

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