Reply With QuoteHey blu, the site is undergoing a huge revamping, mainly to integrate all the features under one login and to make the interface more user friendly so things may appear a bit "dead". Stick around, it will get much better.
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Blu Glad to meet you hope to chat soon.
Hey blu, the site is undergoing a huge revamping, mainly to integrate all the features under one login and to make the interface more user friendly so things may appear a bit "dead". Stick around, it will get much better.
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HI people!
I am a SICU RN all the way on the other side of the globe in Singapore!
Glad to have found this site to chill out and share my ups and downs!
Cheers to all and a Blessed Christmas!!
Regards,
Ien-ling Tong
Hello everyone. I'm so happy I have found this site. It's nice to hear what others are dealing with out there. I am a new nurse, I just graduated in May and it's nice to know there is a place to go to talk out some of the problems I am running into and also to gather fresh new ideas or inspiration.
I'm back... been gone a while (would you believe working??) LOL
I really like this site and I hope I will have the privilege of chatting with you all.
blu
Welcome back blu.
Well thank you. I have enjoyed this site. I work in a cardiac and trauma critical care unit. I love nursing and I soak up all knowledge about neuro patients. I also enjoy recovering hearts from open heart surgery. Neuro is my love though. Thanks again, ceil blu rn
I just recently found this site, and I love it. I have recommended several of my nursing buddies to visit this site also. I don't post a lot, since I never know what to say, but enjoy reading all that is posted. Keep up the good work!
Thanks!!!
Come back and visit often... Great additions are coming!!!
Re: For our newest members
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I joined some time ago and have just graduated as a new nurse and having problems adjusting +++. I did find a forum here with help for new nurses but cannot find it now. I am looking forward to support and advice. I'd love a gradchat forum because I feel about to give up and work in a nursing home area. I am just overwhelmed. My workplace is small hospital with 18 beds and two staff members to 9 patients and one more if over 9. I am just terrified of getting out of my depth and can only work one day a week due to sick husband. Every time I work we seem to have a debrief with me always coming out as needing more training. And I do!!! While I'd love to became a good and experienced nurse and develop professionally, I am concerned about making mistakes. Any help would be a godsend.
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