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  • Re: disturbing sexual behavior of female nurses

    jery cole: aeauooo has some concerning post on allnurses himself. Very disturbing!&nbsp; It's a good thing though that THOSE posts won't be going anywhere soon either! Why yes 'Jery Cole' you do have some concerning posts on allnurses.com; go crawl back into your little whole.
    Posted to Nurse POV Forums (Forum) by Blueheaven on April 24, 2008
  • Re: disturbing sexual behavior of female nurses

    Dutchie: I need clarification!&nbsp;&nbsp;Is this thread implying&nbsp;that nurses in general are voyers? That members on allnurses condone this behavior? &nbsp;I am an RN of 33 years. I can tell you with 100% certainty that nurses do not go into nurses with the intent of being able to check out people's gentalia. That is absolutely absurd. ...
    Posted to Nurse POV Forums (Forum) by Blueheaven on April 23, 2008
  • Re: disturbing sexual behavior of female nurses

    I am accusing specific folks as being troublemakers; YES. It is my opinion, and right. I have never in my LIFE heard such nonsense and blatant hate for women. I find the comments here reprehensible, unfounded and I truly believe that people troll these boards just to stir up trouble and get a rise out of people. They have nothing better to do in ...
    Posted to Nurse POV Forums (Forum) by Blueheaven on April 23, 2008
  • Where did you work when you got out of school? Did you feel like you got the experience and training you needed?

    I got out of school way back in 1996... back when there was no nursing shortage. Actually, there was a glut of nurses and you had a hard time finding a job, especially if you were a new grad. I worked as a nursing assistant on a surgical floor in a hospital with hopes that I would be hired on after passing the boards... no such luck. They didn't ...
    Posted to Nurse POV Forums (Forum) by Blueheaven on April 17, 2008
  • Re: Nurses and Drowsy Driving

    I'd love to never have to drive drowsy again; it is no fun task... however it seems to be a part of nursing that we all tend to deal with. Get enough sleep.&nbsp;For most nurses this is no easy task; working different shifts; family obligations, too much caffeine and messed up sleep cycle from all of the above make getting&nbsp;any&nbsp;sleep a ...
    Posted to HIT Insider: Forums (Forum) by Blueheaven on April 16, 2008
  • Re: Should I stay a nurse?

    student.beryl: I became a R.N. in 1998 and a BSN in 2004, after working as an LPN for appr. 25 yrs.&nbsp; I am now disabled and unable to work!&nbsp; I would like to hear from my collieges (1) should I maintain my Ma. nursing license?&nbsp; (2)&nbsp; can I volunteer in the Boston area?&nbsp;&nbsp; If so, where and in what capacity.&nbsp; (3) ...
    Posted to Nurse POV Forums (Forum) by Blueheaven on April 16, 2008
  • Re: disturbing sexual behavior of female nurses

    candice yin: Carla Young: From what I'm reading I don't believe any of you work in the nursng profession. It makes me very sad that you all seem to think this is a typical attitude with all nurses. Let me assure you, the nurses you speak of&nbsp; are the exceptions. Most nurses do try to conduct themselve professionally. Also most nuses care ...
    Posted to Nurse POV Forums (Forum) by Blueheaven on April 16, 2008
  • Have you ever been on a Cruise Seminar? What was it like? I'm thinking about going...

    I was going through the educational/events and educational programs sections looking for some conferences and saw a listing for a seminar at sea. It apparently is a company that does seminars onboard cruises. Sounds like a pretty cool idea. It leaves from LA, so driving distance to port for me. Has anyone ever done one of these? I was just ...
    Posted to Nurse POV Forums (Forum) by Blueheaven on April 15, 2008