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Yeah, i am an LPN. First i worked in a hospital on a woman's floor for post ops. But the patient load just kept getting bigger. When they gave the patients cell phones to call the nurses as well as call buttons, i found a job in a doctors office. Still, work your butt off and no appreciation. I was always the last to leave on Friday night because i made sure all the Rxs got done. Any way, they let me go from that job for doing a refill for a patient with an appointment who had not been seen yet. A person who worked for them for 20 years, needed her blood pressure medication. Something they had okayed for other patients many many times. I had a whole list of meds i could okay if labs up to date and visits current. Any way, i was really upset and left there crying. I worked there 10 years. Even took a day off to take their dog with a broken leg to the vet. After the fact, they called and wanted me to go back there. The patients were complaining things not getting done in a timely manner. Really!? Wonder why? No one calling the drug reps for samples or keeping the sample closet tidy and getting the outdated ones out of there. I did that too. I almost never took a sick day unless i was puking. Any way, i got really depressed after that episode. I begged my husband to move to TN . So we did and i became a farmer. Goats (100) , chickens (200) , rabbits (40) and pigs (3). It was wonderful. So now i nurse animals, self and husband."Scrub top"??? Are you a medical type person?
I retired as an ICU nurse a few years ago. LOL...I remember messing up the laundry with a pen in my pocket...life goes on.
The last washer/dryer screwup involved a Sharpie that HE was using to mark lumber for the chicken run.
I forgave him and moved on. Nobody really gives a flying fajita what the inside of the washer looks like anyway.
The dryer ink was a concern because every time it heated up the ink would start coming off. So i removed it with alcohol.
So that is the story of why i am not nursing any more. Too much work and not enough appreciation.