School hasn't started, but we have our first student with +covid19.
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Comments (43)Lucille, he is right. Working on a med-surg unit I have NEVER suggested something to any residents or doctors, EVER-lol. Like the time a surgeon WASN'T cutting on a patient's foot a the bedside and I went to see if they had anything ordered for pain. Doctor told me he can't feel it, I did NOT tell him to look at his patient's face and he did not stop and go order some morphine. Have not seen an OB put a mother and baby at risk after another nurse told him he should not break the mother's water, baby's heart rate did not plummet and mom was definitely not rushed to OR for emergency C-section because the doctor almost killed the baby. Never happened. I've never had to call doctors constantly to fix a med error on a patient's chart, that, by-the-way, was processed by a pharmacist. This did not include a deadly 100 unit insulin order that happened quite frequently because the doctor didn't know how to put the order in right and well, pharmacy... Nursing school is also so easy that half our class every semester didn't fail out. Never happened and nursing school was a breeze. I could go on but I won't. You're wrong Lucille, just face it. He's right, as usual....See MoreCOVID-19 disruption
Comments (46)Here in Wisconsin, visits to state parks and forests have increased significantly since last March. It wasn't all good, as the DNR had to briefly close some facilities due to people leaving their trash around. Come on people! Still, my hope is there will be a renewed (and sustained) interest in getting back to nature. Every January several of our friends get together and have a "Living Room Adventure," where we show pictures and talk about the places we visited the past year. Due to Covid, it was done via Zoom last month. Normally these annual get togethers center around far away places some of us have visited. This year the theme was overwhelmingly centered on places closer to home...in some cases our back yard or local woods. I see this as a positive. :)...See MoreFlattening the Curve. Covid 19 Virus Tips.
Comments (67)Fori, you are so right about wearing a bandana or whatever in front of your mouth. To update: Some good news or not, depending on what this will do to the way we look. This video, by the same group, shows how a simple washcloth in front of the speaker's mouth basically contains pretty much all the droplets (> 99%) that are normally emitted when talking. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OSz5Gr7gG0&feature=youtu.be...See MoreCovid 19 and money
Comments (26)I am still working and am not worried at all about not being able to. The company I work for operates every second of every day of the year. No shutdowns ever. SO is not working this week because his truck is in the shop but we will be okay as long as one or the other of us are working. A huge chunk of money will go to getting his truck fixed,close to 7000 dollars. Yes, that is seven THOUSAND. A true rip off. I am technically on vacation but getting paid and will be back from my vacation early to work some overtime because the other night minion decided to switch his vacation to the week after mine in order to cut mine short. Jerk. We may have saved some money because we are not eating out but I doubt it because I truly think it costs about the same to cook a real meal yourself,if not more. 2 small pizzas that we get at a local place cost under 20 bucks. It costs over 30 for me to get all the ingredients to make them myself at home. Same thing with a local mexican place. I can get 2 different meals for around 15 bucks. The ingredients to make them on my own would cost twice that at least,and some of those would go to waste. We wont eat a whole head of lettuce or 8 tortillas before they go bad. And I am ordering online some. Bath and Body works soap as I am running low, and some hardy hibiscus from qvc,highly recommended to me by a truck driver who is renowned for his beautiful flower gardens. I need some dirt and mulch for both my home and work gardens, but I will wait for the day I am going back to work since I will be out anyway to pick those up. I looked at my 401k twice since this started and decided not to look anymore for a while. I am 30 years or more away from retirement so there is no need to make myself I'll staring at the red negative numbers....See Moremama goose_gw zn6OH
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