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hooleydooley said:
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Hey Creepy

seeing you know me so well, and can read my mind and know what all my posts mean ........ get this one ......

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I know you won't be offended by this, because that's 'your way' - but it makes me feel so much better :)

I wish you all the best in life, as I do for all.

Could rave on - but your ears are deaf and your eyes don't seem to see. You seem to want to stir up anything and anyone - good luck with that.

Still think you are here to DESTROY this forum .............
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Why do you think i am here to destroy this forum? I love this forum. I love it because it is a place where people can put forward their opinions and other people can either agree with that opinion or disagree with that opinion. Because to me a forum is not a place just for mindless chatter but also for arguments.

Your "ears are deaf and eyes don't seem to see" comment could apply to a few other people on this forum....
 
Witty Banter said:
What's the verdict on the horizontal waterfall overreach?
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shadow2 said:
Palliative care
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I went to a palliative training day last week, and the thing I took away from it is you only get one shot at a dignified death, a traumatic palliative death can haunt families for a life time. Before my career is over, I will serve some time in palliative. It is a beautiful area to work.

Hey quick question:-

Which symptom is the most common in palliative care?

A) nausea
B) pain
C) drowsiness
 
The oncology nurses who cared for Mum were amazing. The palliative team were simply extraordinary. I could not speak too highly of any of them.
 
Khun Khun said:
Preferable to medical? I will say that the haematology/oncology nurses Dad has at Peninsula Private are excellent at what they do and are lovely with it.
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It is full on, which I like. However I do find medical interesting as well. My greatest interest is geriatric care. I guess it comes from the years of cleaning I did in the Aged Care industry. I will never forget a 90+ year old lady saying "you know the strangest thing, Tracey? In here (pointing to her heart), I am just a girl, just a girl, like you..." That moment forever changed the way I view the grey haired brigade.

The vast majority of nurses are machines when it comes to assessing the patient, critical thinking and taking care of patients and family needs in a timely manner. We are a shoulder to the family, a gentle hand for the patient, and a messenger of information for the doctor. A good nurse can be who ever you need her to be, and as discussed by many members, I am not one of those nurses. Ha!
 
Trala said:
It is full on, which I like. However I do find medical interesting as well. My greatest interest is geriatric care. I guess it comes from the years of cleaning I did in the Aged Care industry. I will never forget a 90+ year old lady saying "you know the strangest thing, Tracey? In here (pointing to her heart), I am just a girl, just a girl, like you..." That moment forever changed the way I view the grey haired brigade.

The vast majority of nurses are machines when it comes to assessing the patient, critical thinking and taking care of patients and family needs in a timely manner. We are a shoulder to the family, a gentle hand for the patient, and a messenger of information for the doctor. A good nurse can be who ever you need her to be, and as discussed by many members, I am not one of those nurses. Ha!
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Really, you are the only one who knows the type of nurse you are and what you bring to the job. You don't strike me as a namby pamby nurse. I want a nurse when I'm a patient who knows her stuff, is open and honest, doesn't continually call me love, darl, dear, sweetie, haha, and is fun when caring for me.
 
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