#cnalife

[belovedgoofball]

The schedule lady at the nursing home just told me if I test negative tomorrow I can work tomorrow instead of waiting til Thursday and lemme tell ya... I am NOT into that whatsoever. I'm not mentally prepared to go back one day early 😭

[poeaxtry]

The man behind the art.

Hi! 👋🏻 I’m Axton, I am a 33 year old, (I was 33 and now I am 34) transgender male who currently lives in central Ohio. I spend the majority of my nights working as a STNA (state tested nurse aide) in nursing homes and agencies. When I’m not spending my time giving back to the elderly and other individuals I’m either A) writing B) rockhounding or C) making something.

I have 2 books on kindle unlimited and as paperback on Amazon. The two aforementioned books are also on Etsy as ebooks, as Well as a prompt journal. I also have a short free political ebook available for now by email upon request until I figure out how to list it for free.

I have a lovely fiancé. We share a home, and 5 fur babies. My partner is my rock through everything life throws at me. I don’t know how I’ll ever be be able to show them just what they mean to me.

I opened a small Etsy store last year originally to sell my poem books. I now use it to do that and also to sell an array of other things. I’m a practicing witch l. I offer spell bags, tarot and pendulum readings, jewelry, tumbled stones, raw stones, polished stones, fossils, room and body sprays, wreaths, and wind chimes just to name some things.

Other than that ask away. I may or may not answer 🫶🏻💥

[vvynia]

just learned tonight from a coworker that at some long term care facilities/nursing homes, couples can share rooms. while that is very sweet, i also learned that sometimes (actually, a lot of the time) the couples have sex and the CNAs have to stand outside the room to make sure they don’t get hurt during the act

[in-2-ition]

Just a gay and their fanny pack against the world.

[antiquecactus]

[brokeclothingaddict]

Do You Even Lift Bro Hoyer Lift Nurse Humor Sticker

[certified-narcissist-automaton]

So I've been working at a nursing home for two years now, and whenever I meet someone new and they ask me what I do for a living, the reaction I get is always the same.

"Oh, you're a CNA? I could never do that kind of work."

"Oh, you work in a nursing home? They don't pay you enough."

"You're doing the Lord's work!"

"What's the grossest thing you've ever had to do for an old person?"

"Do the old men hit on you?"

"Hey, could you look at this thing on my arm/leg/foot/genitalia/etc? I'm wondering if I should go see a doctor."

🙄🙄🙄🙄

[katgaby]