I have to create a nursing simulation has a final project, and for our last case scenario the professor made Natasha Romanov and Clint Barton the elderly patients.
So I'm going to give Jason Todd malaria.
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I have to create a nursing simulation has a final project, and for our last case scenario the professor made Natasha Romanov and Clint Barton the elderly patients.
So I'm going to give Jason Todd malaria.
Four years ago, I was getting ready to graduate from high school. I knew I was going to college, but that was the only thing I knew for sure. I was majoring in pre-nursing, because after months of prayer that's what I felt led to do. But I didn't really want to.
I spent the entire first year of college telling God that He was wrong, I wasn't supposed to be a nurse, and as soon as things didn't work out for nursing I was going to change my major to something else. That day never came.
Sophomore year rolled around, and I began my actual Nursing classes, instead of just Pre-nursing, and I fell in love. I developed a passion for nursing, for patient care, and for serving. I minored in Christian Studies because I wanted to learn more about God and be able to weave that knowledge into my nursing care, and that passion just continue to grow.
There were ups and downs; days when I felt like I was on top of the world and knew for a fact that I was exactly where I was exactly where I was supposed to be, and there are days that I called home crying to my mother saying that I was so tired and I wanted to quit. God was there through it all, guiding me towards the people that I needed and leading me to develop friendships that I intend to have for the rest of my life.
Today I graduated. I don't know where I'm going to end up, or what exactly I'm going to do, but I have peace. I am where God has called me, and doing what He created me to do.
Just turned in my last assignment of nursing school!!!
Me:*Google's anything that's going on with my body*
Google: This thing may be cause by chronic stress.
Me: Yeah, that makes sense.
Think about Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphics. They're pictures with meaning - they're memes essentially.
- History Of The Bible professor.
Clinical Instructor: I know you all are new to maternity, so I don't want you to be afraid to ask questions. This will be the semester that has no dumb questions.
My scumbag brain: Ask her where babies come from. Come on, it'll be hilarious.
These will kill you. Well, not you, but your patient, and that will bug you for the rest of your career.
-Adult Health instructor
I'm about to walk into this lecture 10 minutes late with coffee.