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“book!mal could never” they say, whilst commenting on scenes where mal’s lines come straight from the fucking book

Is it ever stated specifically how old Grisha are when they show their powers? Or is it just a range?

I could see it getting very dark, people thinking babies who charm everyone will grow to be heartrenders; babies laughter sounding too close to the wind, or a child falling into a rushing river and surviving when they should have drowned

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if i remember correctly it was around the ages of 4-5 when they first started to show signs

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Grisha

Been dyyyying to draw the Grisha gals and their keftas. This one’s a mix of inspo I’ve taken from the series and from the books

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The final!!!!!!

I want to show the change of Alina that she finally accept her identity of both Saint and Sun Summoner 🥺,so this is it.

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╰┈➤ paimon gif icons

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No one said: AH SHIT AH FUCK I DROPPED MY ALBEDO [Genshin Impact] GIF ICONS ALL OVER THE FLOORRRR AAAA I HAVE TO PICK THEM UP

I guess this is news, since I’ve been talking about a kinsider recently, but this is him! I kinfirmed finally, and I’m in a shift that has icons now, so maybe I’ll open requests for a bit? I’ll make another post about that in a moment-

But yeah, uh, new icons for me to use, I guess! And a more outward way to announce that Genshin is one of my known sources now!

- Mod Tobin [Albedo]

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new acc!!

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lifeafterpsychiatry

Accidentally annoying someone doesn't make you a horrible person and you don't have to spend your whole life censoring yourself to prevent it from ever happening.

er-bsn-rn

Hey! Can you pls explain the difference between each type of nursing with your own words? Like what's the difference between a registered nurse, a licensed practical nurse, a certified nursing assistant, a nurse practitioner and a nurse with a bachelor in science? I've read about it online but English isn't my first language so I really don't get it. My country only has 2 types of nursing: a nurse technician and a professional nurse. Doing both takes about 6 years. So it's v different...

Hello! I know it’s confusing! Let me try my best to break it down and if anyone has any input feel free to submit some info! These are broken down by level of education, NOT importance!

Certified Nursing Assistants:- Anyone who completes a CNA program (can vary from 6m-12m). It does not require a college degree.- Rotates on hospital floors assisting the RNs/LVNs with basic tasks such as vital signs, feeding patients, changing bed sheets, assisting with ambulation, and reporting changes to the RNs.

Licensed Practical Nurse: - Anyone who completes an LVN/LPN program (usually a diploma or certificate) and passes the NCLEX-PN. These nurses are used a lot in the private or doctor’s office setting. - Provides basic medical care such as vital signs, IVs, catheters, and reporting changes to the RN/NP/MD

Registered Nurse: - Anyone who has a 2 or 4 year degree from an accredited university who takes the NCLEX-RN exam and passes. So a nurse with a 4-year Bachelor’s degree is a BSN, RN. A 2-year degree would be ASN, RN. - A lot of advanced care certificates (OB, Wound Care, Surgical, etc.) requires at least a Bachelor’s degree. - In Texas, a BSN requires two years of prerequisites like history, english, government, microbiology, etc. before starting the clinical portion of the nursing degree.- In my area, most Registered Nurses working in the hospitals have BSNs.Nurse Practitioner- Anyone who has been working as a BSN-RN for at least 2 years (or a certain amount of hours) and has completed a Master’s program (another 2-4 years). - NPs can diagnose and treat medical problems that do not require a specialist, like a medical doctor would do.- Common MSN degrees involve anesthesia or midwifery.

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365 days ago I started my first job as a nurse. I was excited, terrified, and honestly I had no idea what being a nurse truly entailed. Let me tell you what nursing is

Nursing is crying with your patient when they make that decision to go home on hospice. It’s being hit by a patient at 3AM when you’re trying to get a blood pressure, but you know it’s because they’re confused and scared. It’s explaining treatment plans over and over because they just can’t comprehend they were just diagnosed with cancer. It’s not being able to leave someone’s side as they take their last breath because they have no family and you don’t want them to be alone in death.

Nursing is also saying bye to a patient who has been declared cancer free as they get discharged for the last time. It’s singing that song with a patient that has their name in it because it makes them smile. It’s hearing a patient tell you they love you, and they are so grateful for you. It’s sitting in a room with a couple at 3 AM for an hour just to laugh at to the stories they tell of the husband falling off ladders and hurting himself. It’s sitting with a patient and her grandkids as we watch funny videos of her when she was younger. It’s coming into work and seeing a bag with your name on it with Christmas gifts from your patient.

Even after 4 years of college and clinical and classes, I had no idea what I was getting myself into. There are days I feel like I can’t do this, that I’m not good at it or that I wish I had picked something else (and I thank everyone who has to listen to me cry and complain during moments like those. Especially Mom). I leave work in tears many times, either from stress of a bad shift, or from my heart breaking over a patient that I love so much. But it’s also full of smiling and laughter. It’s having the most amazing coworkers who are some of the best people I’ve ever met. It’s about challenging yourself to become an even more compassionate, humble, and smarter person.

Within the past week I learned that 2 of my very favorite patients I ever cared for (both of which I first met during my first couple months as a nurse, when I was new and probably knew nothing) have passed away. It broke me, but I also knew without this job, I never would have had the honor of knowing them or their family. I’m so humbled people allow me into their lives. They let me hold their hand, get to know them, meet their kids/grandkids, and listen to all the stories that make them smile. Nursing has blown my mind, and you can’t truly understand what it entails until you put on those scrubs and work that 12 hour shift.