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ever feel this way Do you hate it when you know you shoulda said or dun something but you didn't and then someone calls you out on it and the way it tickles ur gut when they check you on it? I guess you can look at it both ways, you did or you didn't but you had your reasons in the end which were the reason why... the cup is half empty or half full? Facebook.com/AlexandraTorresAGT | |
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we don't have time travel yet, nor a reset button for life. when i regret doing or not doing something, i try to make a note to not do that again, and, if it's not too late, do the right thing
cup is both half empty and half full. life is one big long lesson, the half full is what we know and the half empty is what we don't know [Edited 8/8/11 17:39pm] | |
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Yeah, it doesn't really make sense to constantly look back kicking yourself over what you did or didn't do. Waste of energy. "I don't think you'd do well in captivity." - random person's comment to me the other day | |
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there was that one time when a certain orger was visiting at my house and I was fixing us drinks and my husband walked in and said why didn't I ask him if HE wanted a drink too.
I will NEVER live that down
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Very Good, and well said. I found out this past week that I'm one tough Bitch let me ya, I discovered, ahem, that I rather ball up and die instead of doing something that I have no business doing even if I would have to be doing it to get ahead. Proud of myself Yes, still hummm, I wonder... Facebook.com/AlexandraTorresAGT | |
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There is a RN coming to my house today to do a wellness check on my mother who returned home from a two week stay in the hospital Sunday. This woman has been doing stupid little things for the two years my mother has suffered from anoxic encephalopathy. I tolerated her because her skill as a nurse outweighed her poor communication skills and lack of time management.
Last week another home nurse mistakenly thought I left my mother alone with my three kids and reported it to the primary nurse. My kids know to open the window and get rid of who ever is at the door. I was gone for only 15 mins and my next door neighbor was downstairs with my mother.
I understand how the confusion could happen BUT instead of having a simple conversation with me asking what happened the same day, she waited until my mother was admitted to the hospital then went through the case manager at the hospital to try to convince me to put my mother in a nursing home. This was a week later! When I questioned the case manager at the hospital she finally admitted my mom's home nurse made the suggestion. I was pissed
I want to cuss her out, but I'm not going to do that as much as it's eating away at my insides. Instead, I have a new home health agency in place and as soon as the doctor comes to visit, I will discharge her agency and keep it moving. I know it's the best thing to do but it's gonna be hard to swallow 'cause this bitch has got it coming! | |
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