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I am a nurse, what is your superpower?

I am a nurse, I am not your waitress

I am a nurse, I am not your servant

I am a nurse, I am not your drug dealer

I am a nurse, I am not your punching bag

No one said it would be easy but 

I put everything I had in it

I pulled my hair back

I stayed up late to read everything twice 

Not for myself but to save you

A nurse is not what you do, 

It's what you are.

I am a nurse it's not what I do, it's what I am

I am the first to work, and the last to leave

The heart and soul for caring

A unique soul where will pass through your life for a minute

and impact it for an eternity

I am an empowered individual who you may meet

For only a 12-hour period, but who will put 

You and yours above mine

I care for people when they cannot care for themselves

I am a shoulder you cry on

infact I am a cheerleader

A nurse is not about the pills or the charting

It's about being able to love people when they 

are at their weakest point

Being a nurse isn't about grades

It's about being who we are,

No book can teach you how to cry 

with your patient

No class can teach you how 

to tell their family(ies) that their parent(s) died or are dying

No professor can teach you how to find dignity

in giving someone a bed bath


None can teach you how to do an orthopedic bed

None can teach you how to do a cardiac bed

None can teach you how to do an occupied bed

None can teach you how to do an unoccupied bed

None can teach you how to wash your hands medically and surgically

None can teach you how to do what a nurse can do except a nurse

THAT'S WHY AM A NURSE

http://www.teevibeblog.com.ng/2017/07/i-am-nurse-what-is-your-super-power.html

How many times have you heard a teacher ask after a lecture: “so, what have you learned today?” and what you hear most likely would be a recap of the lecture. So, is recap equal to learning? Learning is inherent to humans, whether we are conscious of it or not. 


There are many definitions of learning. The most common of which is acquiring knowledge and skills, through studying, or from a bad experience. To understand this perspective of ‘learning in-situ’, there is the need to know what “in-situ” means.

In-situ is usually used in anatomy to show the original place or position of an organ in the body. To continue reading click on the link below

http://www.teevibeblog.com.ng/2017/07/learning-in-situ.html?m=0