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My friend, Lisa Birnesser who has 25 years experience as a healthcare professional, has studied stress relief techniques. When I read her article I asked her if she would please be a guest blog for the nurses who read this publication. I think you will agree.   Workplace Burnout: Thinking Patterns that Contribute to Healthcare […]

A Nurse’s View – The Dying Wish of Your Family   by Angela Brooks As exciting as a new life is when it begins there is also an expiration date for each and every one of us. It is not a subject that people want to talk a lot about, however it is a subject

  From Carnegie Hall to a Mental Hospital by Angela Brooks As a instructor who has the opportunity to speak to nursing college students the biggest question always comes up "what type of people will we see here". I have to ask them a question before I can reply. "What kind of people are you

    Wearing Toothpaste on Your Face is not a Fashion Statement by Angela Brooks This week the weather has warmed up and flower planting season has begun and of course poison ivy has showed up uninvited. With precautions of touching the nasty stuff I always try to remember to wear my garden gloves. With

  What is on the Other Side of the Door of “I Wish I Could”  After visiting a family member this week that is in transition of leaving this world and headed to heaven, I looked at her body laying in the bed full of infection, her body tired, her mind exhausted from Alzheimer’s, laying