not waving but drowning

my name is nicole, i'm 22, and i live in northwest indiana. i'm a new registered nurse working in intensive care. i have a lot of feelings.

[potatoxprincess]

[potatoxprincess]

New tumblr

Hello friends, I made a new tumblr since I can't access this one on anything other than my cell phone. It's "allapologiesandsmiles" Follow me if you want!!!

[sappharah]

my life is basically just a constant cycle of finally getting past the thing i was stressing about and then immediately finding something else to stress me out even if it isn’t happening for another 4 months

[keyote-deactivated20141026]

Me: *before I take my first bite*

Mom: is it good?

[mitchswierd]

@potatoxprincess

[best-of-memes]

When I find the perfect rock on the ground to add to my rock collection

[potatoxprincess]

a millennial: i work three jobs and still don't make enough to live comfortably or save for my future

a baby boomer: well then why don't you have four jobs?

[yeahloads]

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just watch this 

[nowaydudez]

I could watch this forever

[mastervvv]

omfg

[randomfandomteacher]

@angiemm1993

[hashtagparksandrec]

[intensional]

this is the funniest thing ive seen in 2016 honestly

[candywater]

[showerthoughtsofficial]

“It’s Raining Men,” and “Let the Bodies Hit the Floor,” are about the same event, but wildly different perspectives.

[actualdogvines]

[terrysdiary]

[gina-marie]

[newterjuice]

*dumps more caffeinated garbage into my failing corpse* im thriving

[recondithe]

[shrinkrants]

… those who saw a palliative care specialist stopped chemotherapy sooner, entered hospice far earlier, experienced less suffering at the end of their lives—and they lived 25 percent longer. In other words, our decision making in medicine has failed so spectacularly that we have reached the point of actively inflicting harm on patients rather than confronting the subject of mortality. If end-of-life discussions were an experimental drug, the FDA would approve it.

Atul Gawande, Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End (via shrinkrants)