Helloooooooo you, great! How you be? What's new?Hello!!!
How you be? What you see? Have you wee'ed?
Helloooooooo you, great! How you be? What's new?Hello!!!
How you be? What you see? Have you wee'ed?
Finally got a day off!Helloooooooo you, great! How you be? What's new?
Finally got a day off!
Today I am planning a day of Trala!
I am getting my lashes did, then it's out to lunch, then I am going to embark on a Shameless-a-thon.
For the first time since he fell unwell, Frank is showing signs he is back to his mischievous self. He just attacked my feet all the way to the kitchen!
Sounds fab! Glad Frank is starting to get back to his old self!
I said to my partner last night, I am actually missing his mischief.
He hasn't attacked Billy, or chewed non chewables, or chased his ball in over a week!
I am shooting my face up on Friday in my constant quest to plump my sagging jowels. They have a special on fillers.
Oh lucky, so rarely they have specials
That face!!! So cute[DOUBLEPOST=1456260306][/DOUBLEPOST]
Plump it!!!Mine only has them maybe 3 times a year.
2mL for the price of 1mL.
He is adorable!That face!!! So cute[DOUBLEPOST=1456260306][/DOUBLEPOST]
Plump it!!!
He really is.Hahahahaha!!!
He is so adorable.
That inital response to a deceased body can be very strange and unexpected. I always approached bodies slowly and respectfully when I had to be near them in the trauma centre as they don't look the same and I wasn't sure of my potential response. I am sure you will be ok should there be a next time.He is adorable!
I am thinking a wee bit in the lips again.
I have a nursing story, but don't want to appear insensitive to Danny's loss.
I had my first experience with a deceased patient yesterday, and I had to get helped to a chair by staff, and have a nurse bring me water.
While I have been involved in many palliative cares, I have never seen a three hour old deceased body as it was being wrapped and transferred to the morgue. I thought I was going to faint. I got hot and cold at the same time. It was awful. Thankfully the family had left. And we were waiting for the client to be transferred.
I was mortified at my response and terrified I will do it again when faced with the same situation.
I hope so.That inital response to a deceased body can be very strange and unexpected. I always approached bodies slowly and respectfully when I had to be near them in the trauma centre as they don't look the same and I wasn't sure of my potential response. I am sure you will be ok should there be a next time.
He is adorable!
I am thinking a wee bit in the lips again.
I have a nursing story, but don't want to appear insensitive to Danny's loss.
I had my first experience with a deceased patient yesterday, and I had to get helped to a chair by staff, and have a nurse bring me water.
While I have been involved in many palliative cares, I have never seen a three hour old deceased body as it was being wrapped and transferred to the morgue. I thought I was going to faint. I got hot and cold at the same time. It was awful. Thankfully the family had left. And we were waiting for the client to be transferred.
I was mortified at my response and terrified I will do it again when faced with the same situation.
Happy Wednesday!
Your first time is always the worse. It is so confronting, but you will work out strategies to overcome it, and it becomes easier. Debriefing is always good, and leaving it at work is too. And I am just a message away if you need to chat about it xxI hope so.
I felt so incompetent. I was literally frozen in the spot.
I was so impressed with the way the guys from the morgue handled the client. It was so respectful and gentle. They never stopped talking to her, explaining what they were about to do before they wrapped her, while I just stood there gaping.
I spent a lot of time thinking about it last night, and in essence, I made a situation they was not about me, all about me.
I had a debrief with the educator and he said your first is always confronting, but it gets easier. I really hope it does.
Hey! I keep meaning to ask how you are going... are you still living the glam Hollywood jetsetter lifestyle??
Hey Lovely, On paper yes haha, reality is lots of time on planes! Be up there next weekend. Speaking of Jetsetter, we planning a trip to NY, LA and SF by end of year, anyone have any tips of good places to visit while there?
I loved SF, haven't been to the other two. Anything and everything in SF is good. Get up to the Napa Valley if you can if you like wineries.Hey Lovely, On paper yes haha, reality is lots of time on planes! Be up there next weekend. Speaking of Jetsetter, we planning a trip to NY, LA and SF by end of year, anyone have any tips of good places to visit while there?
Instant Karma for me the other day, I was pretending not to see Frank shit on a lawn, then my dogs got tangled, and I bent down to sort it, and my favourite pen fell straight in the dog poo!!!!