Yes, it's National Nurse Appreciation week. So to all the nurses on the org we appreciate you!! You are a vital part of the health care team!! My mom is a nurse, so is my grandmother and aunt.

So, yeah nurses rock!!

I appreciate nursev...

...is she actually a nurse?

[Edited 5/6/12 13:16pm]

CrabalockerFishwife said:

I appreciate nursev...

...is she actually a nurse?

[Edited 5/6/12 13:16pm]

Yep! For 15 yrs and so is Prodigalfan and there's a few more nurses on here and thanks Terrib3 for the thread

DIDN'T NOBODY TELL ME IT WAS NURSEV WEEK!!!

whut up wit da nursy baby???

this is whut the org should be about

recognizin game where game get played

KingBAD said:

DIDN'T NOBODY TELL ME IT WAS NURSEV WEEK!!!

whut up wit da nursy baby???

this is whut the org should be about

recognizin game where game get played

imma rep for all the nurses

nursev said:

KingBAD said:

DIDN'T NOBODY TELL ME IT WAS NURSEV WEEK!!!

whut up wit da nursy baby???

this is whut the org should be about

recognizin game where game get played

imma rep for all the nurses

Thanks for the representation, nursev!

CallMeCarrie said:

nursev said:

imma rep for all the nurses

Thanks for the representation, nursev!

I tried to hold it down for ya

No seriously, being a nurse or a doctor is never easy. The jobs are hard sometimes you never get a thank u and on those moments that you do-it matters. Just a quick story: I had a patient that was maybe in her 40's she hated my guts cuz I did my job and wouldn't let her get away with every thing she called me every name except for a child of God one night she took a turn for the worst and almost died. Between me and my cna's we got her life saving treatments and sent her to the hospital. I thought I'd never see her again. She came back about three weeks later, walked up to me, gave me a hug and thanked me for saving her life I damn near teared up the little thank u's matter.

Ahhh wonderful^_^

Much love to all the great nurses on the org & of the world

Gunsnhalen said:

Ahhh wonderful^_^

Much love to all the great nurses on the org & of the world

^ Thanks

Where's our gifts? Imma need about three or four bags of stuff for all the Org Nurseys

We love good writing pens, stickies, candy and stethoscopes

are we allowed to post lewd pics...

Here's my nurse-appreciation story...

Five years ago, my brother was very sick with AIDS-related lymphoma. He had also fallen and hit his head, so, although he was the most brilliant person I have ever met, he was "not all there." He kept trying to get out of bed, even though he was wobbly and could fall at any time.

Instead of strapping him down, the hospital had nurses sit with him around the clock, 24 hours a day. He had three nurses who sat with him for eight-hour shifts. They were all lovely and wonderful, but one in particular was an angel. My brother spoke over a dozen languages fluently, so he was able to speak with her in her native language. He spent exactly seven days in that hospital, and they seemed to become very close. It was amazing to watch.

The day my brother died, I was a lost soul. I came home to a message from that nurse on my answering machine. She was sobbing so uncontrollably that I could only understand a few of the words she said, but it meant the world to me that she was so moved. I wanted to call her to thank her, but I couldn't make out the phone number she left. All I knew about her was her first name and that she was a pediatric nurse. I spent a long time trying to track her down through the hospital, but I couldn't. I wish I could tell her how much her kindness--both to my brother during the last week of his life, and to me by leaving that message after he passed--meant to me, but I was never able to find out who she was. I saved her phone message for a long, long time because it meant a lot to me. I can only hope that she knows how grateful I am for it.

Also, I like Nursev a lot because we have the same taste in Prince music.

Efan said:

Here's my nurse-appreciation story...

Five years ago, my brother was very sick with AIDS-related lymphoma. He had also fallen and hit his head, so, although he was the most brilliant person I have ever met, he was "not all there." He kept trying to get out of bed, even though he was wobbly and could fall at any time.

Instead of strapping him down, the hospital had nurses sit with him around the clock, 24 hours a day. He had three nurses who sat with him for eight-hour shifts. They were all lovely and wonderful, but one in particular was an angel. My brother spoke over a dozen languages fluently, so he was able to speak with her in her native language. He spent exactly seven days in that hospital, and they seemed to become very close. It was amazing to watch.

The day my brother died, I was a lost soul. I came home to a message from that nurse on my answering machine. She was sobbing so uncontrollably that I could only understand a few of the words she said, but it meant the world to me that she was so moved. I wanted to call her to thank her, but I couldn't make out the phone number she left. All I knew about her was her first name and that she was a pediatric nurse. I spent a long time trying to track her down through the hospital, but I couldn't. I wish I could tell her how much her kindness--both to my brother during the last week of his life, and to me by leaving that message after he passed--meant to me, but I was never able to find out who she was. I saved her phone message for a long, long time because it meant a lot to me. I can only hope that she knows how grateful I am for it.

shit now you gone and made me cry....Efan thank you for you honesty

Efan said:

Here's my nurse-appreciation story...

Five years ago, my brother was very sick with AIDS-related lymphoma. He had also fallen and hit his head, so, although he was the most brilliant person I have ever met, he was "not all there." He kept trying to get out of bed, even though he was wobbly and could fall at any time.

Instead of strapping him down, the hospital had nurses sit with him around the clock, 24 hours a day. He had three nurses who sat with him for eight-hour shifts. They were all lovely and wonderful, but one in particular was an angel. My brother spoke over a dozen languages fluently, so he was able to speak with her in her native language. He spent exactly seven days in that hospital, and they seemed to become very close. It was amazing to watch.

The day my brother died, I was a lost soul. I came home to a message from that nurse on my answering machine. She was sobbing so uncontrollably that I could only understand a few of the words she said, but it meant the world to me that she was so moved. I wanted to call her to thank her, but I couldn't make out the phone number she left. All I knew about her was her first name and that she was a pediatric nurse. I spent a long time trying to track her down through the hospital, but I couldn't. I wish I could tell her how much her kindness--both to my brother during the last week of his life, and to me by leaving that message after he passed--meant to me, but I was never able to find out who she was. I saved her phone message for a long, long time because it meant a lot to me. I can only hope that she knows how grateful I am for it.

OMG (im gonna cry) that's what a good nurse does and I'm sorry for your loss. I appreciate u to Efan

Efan said:

Also, I like Nursev a lot because we have the same taste in Prince music.

Nurses ROCK!

I would also like to give a shout out to all CNA's, CMA's, techs and aides as well!! Without them a Nurses job would be ALOT harder!

Having worked in the medical field, I know its takes them all to make the team work well!!

to all!!! Except doctors.. They can just be assholes....

tinaz said:

Nurses ROCK!

I would also like to give a shout out to all CNA's, CMA's, techs and aides as well!! Without them a Nurses job would be ALOT harder!

Having worked in the medical field, I know its takes them all to make the team work well!!

to all!!! Except doctors.. They can just be assholes....

I agree-my best friend has been a cna for 15 yrs. She is now going to RN school. Their jobs are very difficult and they take so much nonsense from people. Without them nurses couldn't get their jobs done. So they are appreciated and deserve way more pay for their work.

nursev said:

tinaz said:

Nurses ROCK!

I would also like to give a shout out to all CNA's, CMA's, techs and aides as well!! Without them a Nurses job would be ALOT harder!

Having worked in the medical field, I know its takes them all to make the team work well!!

to all!!! Except doctors.. They can just be assholes....

I agree-my best friend has been a cna for 15 yrs. She is now going to RN school. Their jobs are very difficult and they take so much nonsense from people. Without them nurses couldn't get their jobs done. So they are appreciated and deserve way more pay for their work.

I have stories but thats for a later time.. This is an APPRECIATION thread and I appreciate Nurses!! ALOT!!

Efan said:

Here's my nurse-appreciation story...

Five years ago, my brother was very sick with AIDS-related lymphoma. He had also fallen and hit his head, so, although he was the most brilliant person I have ever met, he was "not all there." He kept trying to get out of bed, even though he was wobbly and could fall at any time.

Instead of strapping him down, the hospital had nurses sit with him around the clock, 24 hours a day. He had three nurses who sat with him for eight-hour shifts. They were all lovely and wonderful, but one in particular was an angel. My brother spoke over a dozen languages fluently, so he was able to speak with her in her native language. He spent exactly seven days in that hospital, and they seemed to become very close. It was amazing to watch.

The day my brother died, I was a lost soul. I came home to a message from that nurse on my answering machine. She was sobbing so uncontrollably that I could only understand a few of the words she said, but it meant the world to me that she was so moved. I wanted to call her to thank her, but I couldn't make out the phone number she left. All I knew about her was her first name and that she was a pediatric nurse. I spent a long time trying to track her down through the hospital, but I couldn't. I wish I could tell her how much her kindness--both to my brother during the last week of his life, and to me by leaving that message after he passed--meant to me, but I was never able to find out who she was. I saved her phone message for a long, long time because it meant a lot to me. I can only hope that she knows how grateful I am for it.

So touching...

Our hospice nurse was an angel the way she helped us cope when my mom passed away...good nurses are priceless.

One of the first porn flicks I ever watched was themed around the idea of nurses.

When I get a good nurse(s) like I just had during surgery, I show my appreciation. Payday is Weds and they have a basket of muffins coming. Why do I love them so, they let me take Prince into the OR and made sure his voice was on of the first thing I heard when I woke up. Now that's might fine nursing work!

mzsadii said:

When I get a good nurse(s) like I just had during surgery, I show my appreciation. Payday is Weds and they have a basket of muffins coming. Why do I love them so, they let me take Prince into the OR and made sure his voice was on of the first thing I heard when I woke up. Now that's might fine nursing work!

why did my ears prick up when you mentioned muffins?.....god speed your recovery sarah. Holding your hand baby

nursev she rocks!

luv4u said:

nursev she rocks!

she's my funk sister , That's why we can never do the nasty

Nurses in my family too! It's not easy what they do!

Not to sound like a broken record, but shout out to nursev too! Also thought of you

i have nurse stories,

but they're more on the florence nightengayle type shit,

nurses and waitresses, Mmmmmmmmmmmmm...

and before you say somethin shitty botu a waitress THINK!!!