u/Legitimate_Bass865

Any nurses here who just do night shift amd thats it? How is your health over all? Your quality of life? I really think I will be suited to nifht shift, I used to do night fill(I know, not nearly the same thing and no comparrasion) however it was oftem until 2 or 3am when we got out and I loved it. I love less people, chasos, I find night shift is a vibe and I like the idea of working while the world is sleeping and sleeping while the world is working

I remeber coming home last year from Perth and I met an Irish mother flying home with her four kids by herself. I was like fair play to you, I dont know how you do it(I still dont) she said when you have to raise this much kids on the other side of the world from your support system, you just kind of develop this strenght and independance, like you have to do it, you have no choice. And she said she wanted to go home, her husband couldnt go with her on that patricular occasion so off she went herself.

My sister is flying to spain with her 2 year old tomorrow and will have her husband with her, and is stressing about how they will manage, and it just made me think of that women from last year hauling four kids solo.

So for all you irish parents who often have to do that trip or raise kids away from your villiage, fair play. It must not be easy

I am a mature age student RN. Currently on placement. And I am an absolute numpy. How I managed to fuction up to this point I am not sure. I always would of described myself as a healthy average in terms of intelligence, nope, I am a dumb ass🤣 If I dont laugh I will cry. Dont worry team, this student RN is definately not coming for your jobs, god help us and may the snacks ne pleanty, the laughs good at work and the coffee strong