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Writing Journal/ Blog ~NurseWriter~

by NurseWriter

Rated: 18+ · Book · Writing · #1373619

My journal + project for my patients. Variety of items- real life, to funny happenings.

1/11/08
This is my first attempt at a blog of my own. I started this for the 500-words-a-day-group.

I believe there is a creative side to all man. Some share it in the words they write, or the deeds they do. For all the heartfelf moments in life, I write.

I gave myself a christmas present of a WDC subscription with the goal of structuring myself to create new items and finish things I had begun.

I am working on items I think will be great for a book I intend to publish for my patients and the families that love them. I want to create a book that will be left with the patient and family. I work in a Long term acute care facility, many of these patients are hospitalized more then a month. Life gets boring, and scarry and sad, I hope to brighten their day. I hope my book can help them through there journey in healthcare. Unless you are a nurse I don't think you even understand what that means. Often it is a horror story of a journey.

If you have anything you would like to share, enter it under the entry "For Your Patients". If you would like to keep your submission private then feel free to e-mail it to me.

I intend on sponsoring a contest for this as well, so if you do enter here in the blog you will be more then welcome to put it in the contest once it is up and running.

I am in need of inspirational, funny, uplifting, spiritual, touching, vivid imagery in all forms. Quotes, poems, stories, jokes, even honesty- amidst depression with a way to lift yourself out of it as an outcome. Anything you can imagine that would entertain you or speak to your heart, if you were bedridden and unable to enjoy many of the things we take for granted, feel free to share it all.

Beyond the project read my blog, Feel free to share or post.

Thanks Lorrie

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10 Most Recent Blog Comments:

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NurseWriter

Apr 16, 2010 at 6:19pm
In response to "Health Care Reform"

Went to see my family last night and this was one of the topics of the night, plus the tea party, immigration, natural disasters...you know all the things going on in the world that seem to point to changing times. Today I was off and had time to surf the web...even more issues that some just blow me away. What is going in our country? Do any of you see how we are failing as a nation. I truy fear for my grandchildren and generations to come. If I had to put it all together our country and all the BS that is our political system..if you painted a picture on paper it would look like the target practice paper you get on the boardwalk. You know after you hit it with about a zillion bee bee's. Un-recognizable, due to all the missing pieces of the picture. We are slowly wittling away from a proud strong country to a limp paper blowing in the wind on a clothes pin.

NurseWriter

Apr 11, 2010 at 1:24pm
In response to "You what?"

For any of you wondering, the above is a true story.

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Dave J. (Scoop0901)

May 9, 2008 at 1:42pm
In response to "Sour Milk - Word Count 1559"

Well, I'm not a girl, nor am I dead, but a lot of that stuff sounds like some of the abuses visited upon me by my step-father back in the late 60s and the 70s. It started with him kicking and punching me when I was about four-years-old, beginning in the house, but ending up outside, across the street.

I was 13 when my mother died, and he was the basic cause of her death. Basically, he harassed her, tormented her, and other things -- including threatening her with the mob -- to the point her blood pressure was sky high and uncontrolled, even with high doses of blood pressure medication and diuretics. I "invited" him to come to my grandmother's home for a visit with my brother (his son) and me. He refused. He knew I would kill him.

It took a lot of time -- including time in the military and being involved in some of mankind's worst deeds -- to move past the anger ... the rage ... the hatred that I had for him.

To this date, though I don't hate him or think about him, I know I'd love just 30 seconds alone with him.

Back when I was a kid, not much was "abuse" in the eyes of law enforcement. Today, though, things have gone overboard in some cases, to the point where parents are prosecuted for a simple spanking or stern talk/yell at a child. Society needs to figure out a solid definition, not one that's overboard.

Overall, it's a good story.

PaulZ ~ Je Suis Le Reve ~

Feb 13, 2008 at 9:38pm
In response to "I can relate - Word count 117"

Yes, Lorrie, you certainly may use this. Thanks for asking 'tho.

Sorry for the choices forced your way just now, but, you appear to have the strength, (and in your case, the faith) to pass through this doorway to the next. Good luck!

Paul

NurseWriter

Feb 7, 2008 at 10:05pm
In response to "Barley Corn- Word Count: 262"

Still good news. My aunt is trying the positive power within to touch her and imagine healing. It is working so far!!!!!!!!!!!

NurseWriter

Feb 3, 2008 at 7:17pm
In response to "Nature quote for the day"

2/3/08

"A tree is an incomprehensible mystery."

Jim Woodring

They are really cool to look at rom the structure of the bark all the way up to the branches and leaves.

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