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26-02-2013, 02:34 PM
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Originally Posted by knightofalbion
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My wife has been around thousands of nurses on this side of the pond over the years... again not a one... and yet nursing is still viewed as a serious calling... so regional? who knows... again, not a requirement when it comes to caring souls... :^) |
26-02-2013, 11:26 PM
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That doesn't add up. If not more, at the very least there would logically expected to be a pro rata rate between nurses and the general population.
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27-02-2013, 03:41 AM
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Originally Posted by knightofalbion
That doesn't add up. If not more, at the very least there would logically expected to be a pro rata rate between nurses and the general population.
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Well that's her experience... And she's worked in Georgia, Colorado, and both the eastern side and western side of Washington state. She's roughly worked in 20 institutions in that time, (she likes to move around) and then worked among nurses in the paper work part of nursing. And she's a real touchy personable kind of nurse, so if someone was a vegetarian and working alongside of her, she would have known... not a one... kinda surprised me as well....? |
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