The Underside of Nursing

Monday, March 24, 2025

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Stairway Surfing Retired for six years and now I keep visiting the hospital as a patient. I sure didn't plan this latest episode but I h...
Tuesday, February 06, 2024

The Scolding Machine

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  In my recent hospital admission I shared the room with a completely disoriented patient who needed a Sitter. But "Sitters" need ...

Microbiome Trade-in

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  I don't really like writing about myself but this is a topic for our times; Microbiome.  It seems like every week I read about some ne...
Saturday, January 27, 2024

Out of Control Family

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  Crazy Foam They said over and over "Now, please don't forget, If you remember this thing We will be in your debt". And every...
Thursday, January 18, 2024

Double Occupancy Room

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  I had 3 different roommates over the course of 13 days. The first one had a serious head injury following an MVA. He was totally disorient...

An Unexpected Christmas Gift

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  The poem is a retelling of "The Christmas Story" Happy Itis That's not exactly what it seems Itis, ambushed me, Three days a...

If Putin Was A Nurse Manager

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In 1999, I joined a nursing group at our University Medical center known as "Action Nurses". Essentially, this idea was to have a ...
Sunday, November 19, 2023

I Think Chocolate is Safe

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  If you worked with me you might wonder "what in the heck is he eating at work?" I don't ever recall buying any cafeteria foo...
Monday, October 23, 2023

A Ghost at the Front Lines

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  I worked from January of 1978 until January of 2019 mostly in ICU settings as a Respiratory Therapist and then a Critical Care Nurse. I di...
Friday, September 29, 2023

See the Angels

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  The demands of our job, the knowledge we must acquire drive us to achieve something known as "Critical Thinking". This is define...
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By now, I think all of us have heard enough about nursing practice, nursing standards, nursing credibility, nursing credentials, professionalism, evidenced based practice, blah-blah, etc, etc., ad nauseum. There are plenty of writers and journals for all of that stuff, and I encourage them to keep at it, but I must say, it's often quite tedious and boring. I would rather make funny, with a rhyme, and tell the world what's really going on at the bedside.
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