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There is no teacher shortage, there is a shortage of teachers willing (in Illinois) to work half the time as nurses for twice the remuneration (including free platinum health insurance and near-zero personal pension contributions including zero social security contributions--called taxpayer 'pickup')...and nurses bear personal professional malpractice liability which teachers never dreamt of. Chicago teachers' clients (kids) cannot read or do math at graduation...can you imagine if the teachers bore personal liability for such malpractice? Can you imagine a nurse with an 80% overall mortality rate of patient outcomes? Can you imagine a nurse job requiring only working <30 weeks annually, vesting 6-figure taxpayer-guaranteed defined-benefits pensions aft as few as 20 years because of pension-spiking? Nurses, become public teachers.

The term "doctor" originates from the Latin word "docere," meaning "to teach," and was first used in the 13th century for scholars with doctoral degrees in theology, law, and philosophy. Medical professionals adopted the title in the 14th century as formal medical education developed. To prevent confusion, one solution could be for medical practitioners to use a different title.

ER is the best! Figuring out what is wrong with patients, no day is the same, never know what is coming in next, camaraderie with the docs, chaotic environment! Perfect for hyperactive and ADD personalities!

Currently closing in on 30 years of nightshift work. The advantage is that I don't have trouble falling asleep at any time of the day. Looking to end the cycle of madness later this year. 😅

Herzing University out of Madison, WI offers specialty DNP programs. I am on the DNP-FNP track but there are several different options to choose from.

I grew up in a Christian home and while I don’t actually think my parents are true misogynists, but there was so much anti woman messaging from the church and general community, but it was subtle so I didn’t realize it until adulthood. Abortion def fits into this! I remember every year my school would sponsor an event where everyone put tape over their mouth for a day in rememberance of all the aborted “babies” who could never speak. How ridiculous!

Very helpful, thank you.

You should have moved to Cary/Apex

I’ve been an LPN, in on the east coast in Delaware. I’ve worked in Med surge, skilled care and ambulatory care. I’m currently in school for my RN at 52. I’ve enjoyed my career and my stability. I’m currently working on a med surge floor and would love to become a wound care nurse and the possibilities that will open up as an RN

Love her . That’s all I gotta say

I love your channel ❤️

What do you mean feel like having a stroke

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Because healthcare in the United Stated is so bad, I have not gotten treatment for injuries or illnesses. I then feel as if I cannot talk about those things because people will ask me why didn’t I go to the doctor???!!! Uhm because I either did not have health insurance or the care I would receive would be way too expensive. I just do not like talking to people anymore. We have to be one of the least empathetic nations. People who have not been in my shoes do not have a clue.

Many people in my life do not understand why I do not go to the doctor regularly. They accuse me of not wanting to take care of myself. I am a divorced single mom. I am having to help my son pay for college and work in a career that either does not give me paid time off or expects me to make up for the time I took off.

I have worked awful jobs just to have awful health insurance.

I dont see inpatient rehab represented on your panel. How would you feel about me chiming in?

Lol yes there is a nursing shortage. That's a fact

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Feelin good is the goal. 100% truth. I’m new to your channel and am happy to have found it. Good to know there’s others. I was on Zoloft about 18 years ago and stopped (probably shouldn’t have).

I already had a bachelors and wanted to make a career change because my earning potential was low.. I was only making 30k doing administrative work and I bumped up to 60-70k the first year of working with my LPN. And it was relatively quick to get since my bachelor's covered most of the prerequisite classes.

Just accepted into an accelerated BSN program beginning classes in October. Currently a respiratory therapist, hoping I can still learn what I need to and keep up with the youngsters. :).

The cost isn't a big deal if you go to a medical school cost, and repay.. you can pay it off in 3 years

Lady i need your help.I suffer severe panick attacks everyday now i went to the doctor with this and i have to take setraline but ofcourse like many people i have read the side effects and guess what am so scared to have more panick attacks when i will take that medication.I dont know what to do 😢i have the medication but its in the closet i watch it everyday am to scared to take it pff

Great video never to old go back to school . Different culture learning.😊

It's simply castor oil...

The south is the only place to be right now . The democrats literally ruined this country and it’s undeniable at this point unless you live in a bubble

Not sure if she gave him the whole 2mg dose but that is a huge dose for a 95 year old. Maybe 0.25-0.5mg and it wouldn’t be IV. And Ativan usually makes delirium worse in the elderly. If they aren’t snowed, when they wake up they are worse.

I think you just nailed everything I’m feeling about home health I see a lot of sad things long days then have to still go chart I do love the flexibility and the relationships with some of them

That one comment about oncology is so true, just had a patient receiving a $20,000 a month injection up until 2 days before he died and came onto hospice.

Have to share this, hospice nurse having a rough time burnt out. Almost 11 pm and a patients family just text to say how much they do appreciate my help. That goes a long way and helps make it all worth it. I know a lot of you will understand this❤

As a hospice home health nurse it can be so rewarding helping someone pass how they want and provide comfort for their loved ones. The struggle is families not wanting to be involved so I spend more time with their loved ones then they do, elder neglect families who are not knowledgeable about hospice accusing you of trying to kill them faster. Tough

I would have sent him to the hospital via ambulance for a head cat and said he had an unwitnessed fall and then notified the doctor and family. I would have told the admin that when they give me the staff to do the neuro checks and a bedsitter because I’m not losing my license because of them.

watching this video just accepted into Duke ABSN

The main reason that healthcare if going down the tubes is corporate ownership of hospitals and nursing homes and other health facilities. Corporates have no more capacities for patients. Their only concern is money, period. Healthcare needs to be done another way, possible like it was in the 1950's where Doctors owned the facilities.

No one is held accountable. You are a liar.

These jaßs, liability wise, are covered by the PREP Act, not the childhood jaßs list.

Of course they get paid to give it, biden doubled the bounty per jaß

6:20 Why would you trust the science from a nation of people who don't know how to their own research?

I’m 2 weeks in on Zoloft and feel awful but I’m sticking with it but I have a question that isn’t mentioned much. I have chronic dry eye and Zoloft has made it so much worse. I do use my drops the eye dr gave me but they don’t seem to be working. Will this side effect go away with time. I’m tired of squinting and the sunlight just hurts my eyes even with sunglasses. Thankyou so much.

Powerful lessons.

I totally recommend getting it done 3-4 days in a row!

At the time, my wife an RN (Critical Care). Absolutely Hit The Roof when she found out! Called an attorney, negligence? The whole time, I made it home and I was hiding in a closet when the police came.

I wasn't working as a Nurse at the time. I was bitten by a patient that I was trying to re-intubate. This patient was a MD as well!

I escaped from the Mental Health unit. I did because I did not appreciate the hospital either. The opportunity presented itself when I was seated about 10 feet from a open, unlocked door. The Bad news was even though I still was dressed in the same clothing I was admitted with. No shoes though. I walked home about 2 miles. Middle of Jan. in UPSTATE NY is cold. I walked home about 2 miles, in my stocking feet.

Thank you for posting this. Great information- wish I had this 20 years ago. And thank you for normalizing long term use.

My son 6 has his tonsils removed 4 days ago. Eats and drinks normally, released home after 3 hours after surgery. Not even one tear dropped 😂, was actually angry and couldn't wait to gets home. He hasn't been complaining about pain because I'm giving him paracetamol and ibuprofen as I was advised. Really, in my case not bad experience at all, neither for me nor for him.

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We are having a rough time with our 4 and half year old after 10 days of her surgery.

10:39 I know I’m late to the party, but oh my heart breaks hearing this, for both of you. One time at my first job, we had a small kitchen fire in the SNF I was working in, but when the alarm is activated the patients’ doors would automatically shut at nearly the same time as the alarm itself would start going off. So I was with my patient, a sweet woman (with a wicked sense of humor, too!) who was bed-bound, and we both gasped as we turned around to see her door slam shut and the alarm sound. I asked to myself “what’s going on?” Before I could reassure her, she stared at me seriously as she said “I’ll protect you.” It wasn’t sarcasm (like she loved to dole out), it was instinct, and even if I tried to lighten the mood by having a playful banter with her of “no, *I* will protect you,” and even if it ended up being a small fire that was immediately put out, I’ve never forgotten that situation and how awful it was that both of us had to instinctually consider how we’d protect each other’s life if it came to it. I hate so deeply how this is something we have to think of in America, let alone in a caring profession.