That's what I said to a doctor the other day when I caught an extra shift on another unit. Surprisingly they listened!!!
My explanation to them was this: I had 5 pt's, on a new unit that I'm not familiar with, everything that I'm used to is completely different, I thought that I would be overwhelmed if I would have a discharge and subsequent admission and it was just too darned late in the day (after 5pm) to be discharging someone and they would just have to wait one more night.
Worked out anyways seeing as the pt was still requiring PRN pain meds because of severe feet pain related to a bone infection in both heels. Ya ouchy!
It's been a long road! I was discriminated when I took my BSN the 1st time so I took a yr off school to think about what to do. During that time, I met & married hubby & he convinced me to go back to school to at least complete my practical nrsg. It was a long journey of distance Ed - completing my LPN to BSN degree in six yrs as I faced so many health challenges. But I made it through!!! Now I'm on the road to being the RN I've always dreamed of being - look at me shine
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