Posted in Nurse's Pocket Book, Thoughts on Oct 27th, 2008 4 Comments »
When we chose to take up Nursing, we had different hopes, different dreams. But along the way, we realized that our hearts had longed for the same things.
To feel the rush.
To realize the meaning of life.
And we only feel the same things at almost every end of the day.
To know how beautiful it is to [...]
Posted in Heartstrings, Life Experiences, Nurse's Pocket Book on Oct 15th, 2008 3 Comments »
I’m still overwhelmed about the fact that Mr. Frances Greg Y. Bordon, RN, one of the critiques during our Sugar Coated Crisis Grand Case Presentation last Oct. 13, commended the Nursing Care Plan.
“Very good NCP,” he said.
I smiled upon hearing those words.
It felt like all the sleepless nights working on the nursing process, (mostly on [...]
Posted in Heartstrings, Nurse's Pocket Book on Oct 13th, 2008 1 Comment »
Sir Greg Bordon is one clinical instructor whom I will never ever forget.
Ayos? Ayos ah.
Hehe. Wham! May impact!
He actually reprimanded me for some reason (it’s not a clinical error so don’t worry), and when he did I could really see his concern, I saw his commitment in training me to be a professional nurse.
He’s [...]
Posted in Randomness on Oct 13th, 2008 1 Comment »
Junior Intern Ambu-bag (he’s totally gay, though)
Junior Intern Sia (kay Levie Rose Sudario)
Staff nurse Vladimir of the Surgical Ward.
Crush nurse Junvic S.
Sir Bordon
Dr. B of the OR. (kay in-in! ^^)
These are the few people who make duties at the hospital a little less stressful. Haha!
