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This is a very simple one for the Savvy Scrapper DT! Cardstock unknown, KI Memories pp, QK Empire dies, AMerican Crafts Sarah Script stickers, Whale of a Punch circle, Paper Shapers flower punch, Textured Trios ribbon, Century Gothic font. Journaling is as follows:<blockquote><font size=2>I am the CHARGE NURSE. I am a conductor, a traffic director, a receptionist, a diplomat, a mediator, a disciplinarian, a caretaker, a listener, a housekeeper, a mentor, an encyclopedia, a confidante. I am the CHARGE NURSE. This is a title I take very seriously since I am ultimately responsible for all the nursing staff and patients on the unit every night. I know now that I do my job well but I didn't always feel this way. I've been doing this since I was 24 years old, a year and a half right out of nursing school, still living in her parents' home. How ironic that here I was in charge of a pediatric unit and still lived at home doing chores and being the obedient daughter. I took the position because I thought I could do a good job but in retrospect I accepted it because I was green with inexperience and really, no one else wanted it! I take pride in the care and the service we give to our pediatric patients and their parents but ultimately it is a thankless job. My staff consisted of women twice my age with more experience than I had, but I was good at my nursing skills and could put Martha Stewart to shame with my organizational prowess! Nobody ever took me seriously. Could a little girl do this difficult adult job? I didn’t think so but I didn't let my anxiety or my fears take over my job. I was crying everyday but no one knew. I did this in the privacy of my bedroom. I suppose a shift happened gradually. I don't know when I came into my own. I no longer felt that I had to please everyone or do everyone else's job. I had opinions and experience under my stethoscope and I no longer agreed with the crowd. I am proud of my title. I am happy with the work I do. I am the CHARGE NURSE.Journaling January 2005</blockquote></font>


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