What do you do for a living?

[chickengrl]

Hello,
I spent 20 years in the United States Navy and retired November 2009. The Navy got me as an RN and then sent me for my Master's degree as a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist. I work in an operating room and put folks to sleep and wake them up. I also do sedations for minor procedures and epidurals for laboring ladies. I really love my job, but it can be stressful. I love my chickens because when I sit with them, i can let my mind relax a little and just enjoy something that is so simple and beautiful. There is nothing better than coming home and seeing that herd of fluffy butts running to see me!

 

[RoeDylanda]

Yet another RN! I work per diem these days as a maternity nurse, occasionally pediatrics or gynecological surgery. I love my older ladies! Starting as a hospice volunteer in January, if I can handle the loss I'll probably switch specialties. NO desire to go back to labor & delivery-- loved the patients, loved doing labor support, but I do not possess the nerves of steel necessary to do OB every day.

 

[Jajika]

Aren't those "Fluffy Butts" the cutest things ever.

Glad there is another tuche appreciator out there.