I'm a trauma specialist and the unpleasant one is my right hand woman. I have literally reached my hand out for instruments and before I've said a word it just appears there. I also trust her implicitly to the point where if it wasn't a serious risk to my license if she said there was a tension pneumothorax I'd crack the chest without checking because she has a 100% hit rate. My dad was a nurse and his advice to me on entering the workforce was "take care of your nurses they're your eyes, ears, and hands and let you be 5 places at once." That was more important than anything I learned in medical school or internship.
I always like dealing with the unpleasant nurses. They know their stuff and don’t take shit from anyone. But if you need anything with a needle, they get it first try.
For me its a double sided sword. On one hand I really want to learn from them by watching, and they do tell me my weak points which is good, but on another hand, they're the same ones that have gossiped about me and it actually put me in trouble multiple times. Thankfully it was just an internship. At least now I'm prepared to handle THAT in the workforce
Hell no unpleasant nurses jab and dig even if there is not a good vein they make the process unpleasant. Iam always left with huge bruises and blood everywear.
The last one is so true. At work i hate having to socialise with a particular co-worker because of how rude they are, but in emergencies they are best ones to deal with it
@@i-love-comountains3850 Ohhh yeah... the quieter they are, the more badass they are. I lived a stone's throw from Fort Brsgg, home to Special Operations Command.
@@krexoriginal Silence can be the most powerful thing we have in this world, in ways we don't expect. Just tonight (Err, I should warn this does get into life/loss territory so I'll give some space for those who might not want to go there, which I fully understand and respect) I was discussing how I may have lost a couple friends to self selection because i tried too hard to relate when what they may have needed was for me to be silent and nonjudgemental and simply present, and acknowledge they're hurting and that is perfectly acceptable to not be okay, and we'll figure out a solution when they're ready, but until then, I'm here, and they're valid. Sorry if this took a hard turn. It's just a thought that occured to me and one never knows who else may need to hear they're not alone in this thought.
I'm seeing a lot of medical professionals in the comments so I just wanted to say from the bottom of my heart. Thank you for everything you guys do especially during covid. You guys deserved way more recommendation than you got.
It's never easy. I remember working the ER at the beginning of 2020 when covid was all the rage. Difficult times. A lot of nurses got burned up in this pandemic. Takes a strong mind and strong soul to keep on witnessing death and keep trying to save the ones you can.
Right! I give props to everyone nurse who stuck with it through covid. I jumped Ship back then. Probably wasn't the smartest thing to do. Total props to you all. ❤
Hey I resemble this. Even the doctors no to ask me for my impression, lol. I’m only grumpy when there’s a full moon or around 4am give or take an hour in July when new doctors come in and try order everything from the diagnostic code. Or if it’s Mardi Gras season and we get stormed with etoh toxicity.
@@femf8tal I'm no er person or expert so what's Mardi Grass season and etoh toxicity? I think I know the bare bones basics of toxicity or toxins but I don't know anything else so I am very curious.
Or at least the word known as toxic. I just want to be informed and educated that is all so I can learn some more knowledge that is all now I must stop now ok stop ok stop. Bye for now.
as a nurse....I always keep close company with the "unpleasant ones' as they are really effective during hard situations and stay away from the kind of nurse who always ask to switch schedule as if they are the only who has a life and family,☺️
I used to live with a schedule switching nurse. I think she was secretly a drug addict. Tried to stage an intervention with her family but she lied more than George Santos and they actually believed her bc they didn’t see her every day. 🤷🏻♀️
My grandma is the 'unpleasant' one. It's because she follows policy to a T and will pull you to the side to tell you if you did something that goes against policy. Her own coworkers repeatedly bullied her, but she's never quite the job. Even though, frequently, her life has been put at risk due to the bullying. (Such as some nurses putting cinnamon in her lunches or creamer, or chewing cinnamon gum and trying to get in her face, of which she's deathly allergic. They've even done this in front of patients, one of which resulted in the patient becoming hysterical due to also being severally allergic.) She's oriented several nurses and has been in the game longer than I've been alive. I remember going to the hospital on days she was teaching classes in how to do things. Almost every year she has another award for her work. Her patients love her, and even today she received a commendation and a raise for her patient advocacy. She's the one someone would want in an emergency situation.
Holy shit... they are nurses... shouldn't they know how dangerous it is to put somebody in an allergic shock? Were there also doctors in on the bullying? Much respect to your grandma, I would have bawled my eyes out If people were that mean to me... I mean this sounds like attempted murder O.o
That would be future me ... I need snacks but then my preceptor always act like I'm being dramatic. 🥲 even at home I eat small meals/snack throughout the day. I'm expected to not take breaks either... like why
That's why you can't only work with people you get along with. There was a guy I couldn't stand during Uni but damn did we make an excellent team. No nonsense, both ready to listen and speak with our own expertise. It was great.
As a “not a nurse”, I am beyond afraid of the unpleasant nurses. Yeah they know what they are doing and they are doing it well but I am so afraid of them. I feel like I need to apologise to them for being sick 😭
Yeah I’m too much of a people pleaser for them. I’ll be hiding my pain lmao. That’s why when I have been in the hospital my mom does the talking if those nurses are there
My personal favorite, whom I met today as I'm just suuuuch a fan of going to the ER, is the students. They looks confused, will hold anything, and will have staring contests with you
Ahhahaha my new grad orientee tried to hide behind the curtain in a patients room that had kinda yelled earlier and the pt saw her and called her out and I couldn’t help but laugh 😂
As a child, I was in and out of the hospital a fair amount and omgggg every time there’s a gaggle of students the poor things always look like they’re barely surviving on the one brain cell they’re sharing.
The unpleasant one is my favorite, both here and in real life. They will save the fuck out of you perfectly while judging your whole family tree because they have the mental capacity for that and a whole bunch of other shit at the same time.
The person at work that doesn't do small talk is usually the one that does their job the best in my experience. They just have a hard time switching between work and non-work communication I guess?
That is actually my main problem. A lot of people try to talk to me while I'm working, and I just sort of cut it short due to prioritizing something else. A lot of the time I feel like stopping to talk is another 5 minutes I could be doing something else, and those minutes continue to add up every time I stop to talk. By the end of the day that could be 30-40 minutes of time in total that I wasn't on top of things.
You also got the nurse and thinks they know everything, But actually, they could never function in an emergency situation. Now mind you they can quote you everything from the book but when it comes to real life experience you can forget it.
I was the one who started the "tea gang" at the hospital. If you wanted loose leaf tea, I had some and disposable bags. If you wanted mint tea, I had multiple kinds. If you wanted herbal, I had you covered. It was a guarantee that I had at least twenty different teas in my bag at any time. Coworkers started bringing me tea whenever they wanted a favor. Which is fine, because I fucking love tea. My favorite nurse would bring me new flavors of tea whenever she came back from her international travels (she's also the 'unpleasant' nurse, but she knows what she's doing and won't lead you astray!).
I was once in hospital for appendicitis and the lady in the bed next to me was so rude to the nurses, she refused to have male nurses do anything for her because according to her they didn’t have the “woman’s touch”. This continued until a very attractive male nurse came to take her vitals and then she refused to have anyone else do anything for her. She flirted with him and made inappropriate jokes the entire time he was around and the worst thing about it is that she had a husband. I saw him come in near the end of her stay and he was super nice. Some people really just amaze me
Our "unpleasant" one is an old lady who doesn't take shit from anyone. She's grouchy in the morning until she has her coffee and bagel but sadly I'm nightshift so I don't normally get to see that. She's always been very sweet to me anyways though and she reminds me of one of my old coworkers that I absolutely adored
I was hospitalized a while back due to extreme case of typhoid, which remained undiagnosed for a while, and resulted in dehydration. The nurses were the sweetest on my floor. My veins are very thin, so they can't get it right the first time usually. But they knew what to do, the head nurse called someone from OT, they did everything they could to reduce the pain. They even asked me how I was feeling every few hours
I bring all my ish to work while talking 'inappropriately (never about their equipment but there was this one time...😂). I ain't lifting ish without a hoyer, three aides, and a waiver lol😂
I scraped both my knees badly. The nurse just disinfected it and let me off with 2 fatass bandages on my knees. Ice would’ve helped me a lot. They felt like they were burning constantly.
@@savaehsprinkles4819 that happened to me.. I was in a school fight and i got pushed onto my back and then my arm was underneath my back and it broke then the nurse just gave me an ice pack an hour later my parents got here and my arm couldn’t even wiggle or shake.
My best friend is an ER nurse, I have the utmost respect for her and all the medical professionals that work so hard to care for patients. She goes out of her way to help her patients any way she can, and will always be the one who knows just how to calm down and redirect aggressive patients and to give dignity and kindness to the least fortunate, and buys small gifts with her own money to give to frightened children in the ER. She is amazing! ❤
I worked in the ER as a tech and this is so accurate! The one where the nurse that brings everything had me laughing as I remembered a nurse once coming in with an actual large suitcase. Not sure what she had in it but we were all teasing her about her plans to move into the ER
I'm not a nurse by any means, but I relate to the one that brings everything, because that's how I've been all my life! That time of the month and you forgot a pad? I got you! Need a hair tie? I got that too! A snack? You know I got you fam! ☺️
I was called the “bag lady” because I always had a ton of stuff in case I had down time. Or brought snacks for everyone. 😀😂 Still bring too much after 20 years at least I’m Down to 1 bag!
The "unpleasant one" somewhat describes the nurse that delivered our baby. She seems vyer professional and to the point. She gave out a few orders to other nurses, had me help a bit (greatly appreciated), and got the job done with very few words. She was gone before I even really thanked her. She didn't come across as too friendly, but (wow) how I'm glad she was there.
I work at the lab and you’re missing the one that thinks I ask for more blood just because I want to bother them and not because the half drop we got is not enough
I’m a hard stick so you better be happy with that drop of blood. I’ve had blood taken from my palms, neck, feet, damn near anywhere and everywhere so when a vein in my arm suddenly decides to peek out just enough for a drop you better figure it out.
My mom definitely wasn't the one who refused to push patients. Actually she carried some when she worked at a nursing home. There was this easily over 400 pound old man and she was trying to lift him with help of another nurse, but the other nurse just got in her way and it pissed my mom off, so she kicked the nurse out of the way and carried the guy the rest of the way to where he had to be. My mom is... powerful.
@@emsa5034 She did do a lot of weightlifting. She was in the boys varsity football team and had to do a lot of lifting to stay since they take football very seriously and she is a girl. She also did leg press competitions. Won state several times. She's a very powerful woman, even in her current condition. She's also taking care of me right now since my brother and I have coronavirus
I am in awe of not just the physical strength of many nurses, but their remarkable skill in maximizing it while minimizing the chance of self injury. I never really appreciated it until my mom and aunt were taking care of their mom. I don’t know about my aunt, but my mom busted her shoulder and she’s in physical therapy a year later. It wasn’t big stuff- just helping her stand up and sit down mostly, and she was only about 100lbs by then, but it is unbelievably difficult if you don’t know how to do it properly. A couple of times a visiting nurse came by and they had no problem with any of it (we were struggling with 2 people!)
@@sarahprice659 Unfortunately my mom didn't know how to lift with her legs, and now all that heavy lifting she has done using her back muscles to back up her arm strength has just, ruined her back. She has scoliosis. Sometimes she has to get a small procedure done on the nerves in her back (NOT HER SPINE) so she can't feel that pain as much anymore.
I made friends with the unpleasant RN on my unit and everyone and i mean everyone else did not know how to bond with her so when everyone heard us laughing- more importantly HER laughing all the RNs and techs were genuinely confused 🤣. I earned her respect when I had two back to back combative patients and then right at end of shift we had to run to a code across the floor together.... for some reason that made me earn her respect lol
I’ll pack my whole house up and back if it makes my shift more tolerable. I’ll cook an instant pot meal for everyone at 7pm, bake cookies at midnight and have fresh coffee running at 5am. Also, blanket for warmth and my face wash for the grease ball I turn into on my night shift 😂🙌🏻❤️
I always love the "unpleasant ones". Especially the one that scolded a grown woman for yelling at me for my son "getting to go first". He could barely breath!
After 22 years and still working, the unpleasant one makes me the one that everyone comes to in case of kaos. We just know our stuff, take shit from nobody👍😂😂😂
I always find these videos hilarious, I'm a janitor at a hospital and I clean the ER at times so I get to see the majority of the different type of nurses and just the random stuff that happens in there lol.
You're great! ER nurses are amazing enough just to be in thier position, It's awesome you put humour into a difficult but rewarding profession. Thank you 😳❤️🥰🏆🙏
I love the unpleasant ones, they are quiet and just basically let you be in peace but jump straight into action when you need em and you dont even have to say anything. And they are good at their job. Peace and efficiency what else does one need in the pit?
Honestly the last one most people want who are truly sick. That fake smile and condescending tone in an unnaturally high pitch voice makes me sicker. Bring me the one nobody likes. Save the bubbles for babies.
@@Noneyun same here girlfriend, you came here and attack when I make a positive post. Like damn after waking up from my mf coma after my 2 hour seizure that triggered a heart attack nd respiratory failure after my Covid vaccine.. It was exactly what I needed. Written in my journal and everything. It is you who shouldn’t have even came.
@@herpdyderpp Bless your crying heart. Definitely not your girlfriend. Where was the attack? Keep journaling ,you obviously need an accounting of your meltdowns for the therapist to help you.
The unpleasant one is likely sick of all their colleagues being unprofessional and more concerned with gossip and making tik toks than getting their job done.
The one that brings everything. That's literally me at every job I ever worked at xD everyone like "Why you got a first aid kit, a multitool, 3 toothbrushes, battery's, paracord, a computer, text books, 3 notebooks, a billion pens, a stapler, tape, electronical tape, 3 lighters, a hammer, and a spare pair of eyeglasses?
Had a doc once who was really unpleasant but was the best one around in a crisis his ability to recall what he knew when the shite-hit-the-fan made him loveable
As a chronically ill person, y'all are definitely my faves. It is also my mission in life to make your type crack a smile, usually with dry or extremely dark humor. ;)
Me definitely not the one that brings everything. I always have a first aid kit, meds, pens, paper, charge, gum, chapstick, anything! Took my friend to the ER after a seizure and pulled out a literal notebook of her O2, BP, and HR, before and after seizing, time she had them and how long they lasted. 😅
Hmmm sounds too ICU to be an ER nurse. I wrote all the times in sharpie completely down my arm in no discernible pattern except to me (the arm that was guarding their head) and they thought I was ridiculous but I had all the info and didn’t care about the sharpie on my skin soo 🤷🏻♀️
@@rhiajustice2477 yes! That works too! I've just had seizures for 4 yrs now and I have adhd so I always write things down. I learned to always carry a small notebook in my bag that carries my meds, pulse ox, pens, etc.
I always adore the 'unpleasant' ones. They'll tell me if I'm being too careful or concerned while still hearing me out and helping me to their full ability. I hate being coddled or dismissed equally, since they both can lead to issues not being solved! Scary/tough nurses are amazing
I absolutely love you ....you do the most funniest videos and what's great is that it's all based on reality... I watch every single short I see of you and I subscribed to your channel ... you are doing an excellent job I wish that when I had to go to the hospital you would be my nurse I know I'd end up staying good friends with you forever
I aspire to be the unpleasant person who everyone wants to work with. Proud moment when a coworker told me everyone was afraid of me- nice! The duckbill mask was perfect! Loved the one who packs everything! True
Absolutely! I didn't know until a co-worker said she was afraid of me as a new hire.😮 But they always called my name if something was going sideways. No time to poke & joke.
I’m pretty sure the unpleasant one took care of mom in CICU. And I’m 100% believe that’s why my family (including her sister) was able to be my mom’s side when she passed away. But I still remember how petty she was when I asked “why there’s a scissors on mom’s bed?” And reluctantly explain it is ab instrument to help keep sheets and things in place.
You know you work in a family of health care workers when they have the full moons highlighted/ circled. I noticed my in laws have a calendar dedicated to full moons XD
Oh, yeah! Wish I had a dollar for every time it is a crazy shift and someone says, "Is it a full moon tonight???" And if it is, everyone within earshot just gets that "told you so" look and keeps running.
That unpleasant nurse was my midwife. Born during the WW2........38yrs experience..........she literally saved my life.😢 She first noticed me having post partum depression.....long story short...got the help I needed. Bless her soul. She was so gentle with me even if she was tough as a cookie with all the other nurses and doctors. It was my 1st child and my Mom had passed before my wedding....so I was.....so lonely....🥺 Found out she passed 3 months into the covid19 lockdown back in apr 2020...😢😢she had just retired by then. Rest in peace Missy Gloria❤❤❤❤
Idk if its the same in merica but in AUT we got the "Praktikant" which is basically the coffee slave with the permission to draw blood etc from everybody above 17y.o. 😂
Wait, you get to draw blood as a Praktikant (Intern for the non-germans)?? In Switzerland they're extremely stingy about NOT letting the interns draw blood (unless they're nurses in training, of course). They get to do most other routine tasks though.
'Coffee slave' - I must remember this one! For those outside of Austria: Coffee is serious business for us Austrians. VERY serious business. The 'Praktikanten' (pl.) are always so poor and shakey. Whenever I am (again...) in hospital I let them draw my blood. They have got to learn it anyways and I can give them useful advice from a very... 'experienced' patient's view and reassure them. @OP: Servas aus Wien! :)
As I commented on NurseJohnn, both of you are an AMAZING example in your Medical fields! Always sharing your adventures and learning experiences as you engage with all kinds of patients! More than bravery…it takes a STRONG HEART, SOLID MIND and a GALLON of quick wits to handle such challenges. You and NurseJohnn are a 10 out of 10 rating and as part of the Divine Staff of Celestials, you are both an Honor to have been created, impeccable learning skills. Rafael the Archangel would be soooo proud of both of you, for your love in the field and the representation you show that helps others in that field know the Value and Worth it takes and tolerating the Challenges. Congratulations! Keep inspiring so that others doesn’t get burnt out but find in their field the meaning of Caring! 🫶🫶🫶🏆🏆😇
I'm a trauma specialist and the unpleasant one is my right hand woman. I have literally reached my hand out for instruments and before I've said a word it just appears there. I also trust her implicitly to the point where if it wasn't a serious risk to my license if she said there was a tension pneumothorax I'd crack the chest without checking because she has a 100% hit rate.
My dad was a nurse and his advice to me on entering the workforce was "take care of your nurses they're your eyes, ears, and hands and let you be 5 places at once." That was more important than anything I learned in medical school or internship.
Preach this on a mountain top for all to hear! Light the torches!
Honestly, this applies to any profession that uses human brains. But I personally needed the reminder so thank you.
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Bless that man!!!! He’s so right & it’s such a misunderstood & under appreciated situation.👏👏👏
Well you should take care of your pharmacists too because they are there to catch your medication mistakes. 😅
I actually know that tension pneumothorax from watching that Reese Witherspoon movie where she's a doctor.
U just know the unpleasant was once a sweetie pie but just turned all vicious bcos the stressful shit they go through everyday.
So so true!!!!!
They cynical one fa sho
Frfr hahahahahaha they done with all the bs!!!
my mom 😭
If the profession changes you for the worse then change professions!
The last one is jaded as hell but has literally all the experience.
The last one is just House
@@mayoleibasically!! 😅
Ben.
I always like dealing with the unpleasant nurses. They know their stuff and don’t take shit from anyone. But if you need anything with a needle, they get it first try.
For me its a double sided sword.
On one hand I really want to learn from them by watching, and they do tell me my weak points which is good, but on another hand, they're the same ones that have gossiped about me and it actually put me in trouble multiple times. Thankfully it was just an internship. At least now I'm prepared to handle THAT in the workforce
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Hell no unpleasant nurses jab and dig even if there is not a good vein they make the process unpleasant. Iam always left with huge bruises and blood everywear.
Hey did you go to Milpitas high school
Not sure, but I think I'm the unpleasant one 🤔
The last one is so true. At work i hate having to socialise with a particular co-worker because of how rude they are, but in emergencies they are best ones to deal with it
Seen that with a lot of veterans, too. Very standoffish but holy shlt they're a force to be reckoned with when it gets real.
@@i-love-comountains3850 Ohhh yeah... the quieter they are, the more badass they are. I lived a stone's throw from Fort Brsgg, home to Special Operations Command.
@@krexoriginal
Silence can be the most powerful thing we have in this world, in ways we don't expect. Just tonight (Err, I should warn this does get into life/loss territory so I'll give some space for those who might not want to go there, which I fully understand and respect)
I was discussing how I may have lost a couple friends to self selection because i tried too hard to relate when what they may have needed was for me to be silent and nonjudgemental and simply present, and acknowledge they're hurting and that is perfectly acceptable to not be okay, and we'll figure out a solution when they're ready, but until then, I'm here, and they're valid.
Sorry if this took a hard turn. It's just a thought that occured to me and one never knows who else may need to hear they're not alone in this thought.
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I guess they know it.
Being a nurse is a TECHNICAL JOB.
Know your stuff.
Do your work.
I don’t expect you to be a therapist or waitstaff.
I'm seeing a lot of medical professionals in the comments so I just wanted to say from the bottom of my heart. Thank you for everything you guys do especially during covid. You guys deserved way more recommendation than you got.
It's never easy. I remember working the ER at the beginning of 2020 when covid was all the rage. Difficult times. A lot of nurses got burned up in this pandemic. Takes a strong mind and strong soul to keep on witnessing death and keep trying to save the ones you can.
@@dicas1988. Exactly 😢
Right! I give props to everyone nurse who stuck with it through covid. I jumped Ship back then. Probably wasn't the smartest thing to do. Total props to you all. ❤
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As an x ray tech on the frontlines thank you. It sucked
Love the grumpy/unpleasant ones. They know their stuff and stay the calmest when things go sideways. Plus I can relate. 🤣
I'd rather have the grumpy ones during an emergency as well.
Hey I resemble this. Even the doctors no to ask me for my impression, lol. I’m only grumpy when there’s a full moon or around 4am give or take an hour in July when new doctors come in and try order everything from the diagnostic code. Or if it’s Mardi Gras season and we get stormed with etoh toxicity.
@@femf8tal I'm no er person or expert so what's Mardi Grass season and etoh toxicity? I think I know the bare bones basics of toxicity or toxins but I don't know anything else so I am very curious.
Or at least the word known as toxic. I just want to be informed and educated that is all so I can learn some more knowledge that is all now I must stop now ok stop ok stop. Bye for now.
@@victorhurwitz5559 Toxic and grumpy are two completely different things.
as a nurse....I always keep close company with the "unpleasant ones' as they are really effective during hard situations and stay away from the kind of nurse who always ask to switch schedule as if they are the only who has a life and family,☺️
They're the unsung heroes in my book
Yesss.
I'm that "unpleasant one"
The one with the family is low key annoying
I used to live with a schedule switching nurse. I think she was secretly a drug addict. Tried to stage an intervention with her family but she lied more than George Santos and they actually believed her bc they didn’t see her every day. 🤷🏻♀️
Im a mix of the inappropriate and the unpleasant. Im unpleasant until you talk to me and then you’ll realize Im friendly.
The ones that want to make switches all the time, but won't help you out are really hard on a unit over time.
My grandma is the 'unpleasant' one. It's because she follows policy to a T and will pull you to the side to tell you if you did something that goes against policy.
Her own coworkers repeatedly bullied her, but she's never quite the job. Even though, frequently, her life has been put at risk due to the bullying. (Such as some nurses putting cinnamon in her lunches or creamer, or chewing cinnamon gum and trying to get in her face, of which she's deathly allergic. They've even done this in front of patients, one of which resulted in the patient becoming hysterical due to also being severally allergic.)
She's oriented several nurses and has been in the game longer than I've been alive. I remember going to the hospital on days she was teaching classes in how to do things. Almost every year she has another award for her work. Her patients love her, and even today she received a commendation and a raise for her patient advocacy. She's the one someone would want in an emergency situation.
Omg your poor grandma !!! That’s horrible, should def be illegal to purposely toy with someones deadly allergies like that wow I’m speechless
Holy shit... they are nurses... shouldn't they know how dangerous it is to put somebody in an allergic shock?
Were there also doctors in on the bullying?
Much respect to your grandma, I would have bawled my eyes out If people were that mean to me... I mean this sounds like attempted murder O.o
@@NurseEinthecutyeah
Nurses putting allergic food to other said by An anime figure.
guys dont belive that shit is made up
I'm fairly sure trying to purposefully get someone to have an allergic reaction can be charged with battery and attempted homicide
😂you forgot the one always hungry and eating the whole 12 hours
That would be me.
That’s me.
@@AmericPet and me lol
That would be future me ... I need snacks but then my preceptor always act like I'm being dramatic. 🥲 even at home I eat small meals/snack throughout the day. I'm expected to not take breaks either... like why
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That's why you can't only work with people you get along with. There was a guy I couldn't stand during Uni but damn did we make an excellent team. No nonsense, both ready to listen and speak with our own expertise. It was great.
Diversity is fabulous in a team dynamic
You know what they say. Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.
@@audrasearcy8326 I'm not exactly sure it means what you think it means
It’s giving enemies to lovers hehe
Perfect...could apply to lab techs, too except....nobody to switch with!
As a “not a nurse”, I am beyond afraid of the unpleasant nurses. Yeah they know what they are doing and they are doing it well but I am so afraid of them. I feel like I need to apologise to them for being sick 😭
My mom is such one.....
I do the same dear! And I’m sick like two weeks out of every other month it seems so I know exactly how that feels!
Yeah I’m too much of a people pleaser for them. I’ll be hiding my pain lmao. That’s why when I have been in the hospital my mom does the talking if those nurses are there
@@lunarialoonaticits better than the nice ones because they're more likely to shit talk you if you do or say something dumb lol
My personal favorite, whom I met today as I'm just suuuuch a fan of going to the ER, is the students. They looks confused, will hold anything, and will have staring contests with you
And it'd fun to make up stuff because they believe every bit of it. Watch their eyes. Lol
Ahhahaha my new grad orientee tried to hide behind the curtain in a patients room that had kinda yelled earlier and the pt saw her and called her out and I couldn’t help but laugh 😂
most of the time i love the students even as a patient. twice i thought i was going to have one faint on me.
As a child, I was in and out of the hospital a fair amount and omgggg every time there’s a gaggle of students the poor things always look like they’re barely surviving on the one brain cell they’re sharing.
And also kind of like they could break any second and you don’t know how to handle it so you just end up staring back all concerned and confused too
The unpleasant one is my favorite, both here and in real life. They will save the fuck out of you perfectly while judging your whole family tree because they have the mental capacity for that and a whole bunch of other shit at the same time.
They are multitaskers who are so done with life, nothing phases them anymore.
Mt BFF at work is the unpleasant one. She is a rusted battle axe who stood up for me when I was a brand new nurse and I love her
Lmao. ! He nailed it!!
I feel like I'm the unpleasant one, but you definitely want me around!!
My boyfriend is the unpleasant one. He is hard to get along with but when shit hits the fan, you definitely want him around to pull you out.
Its House lol
The person at work that doesn't do small talk is usually the one that does their job the best in my experience. They just have a hard time switching between work and non-work communication I guess?
I agree. At work I'm a different person. I'm not there to chat with friends
That is actually my main problem.
A lot of people try to talk to me while I'm working, and I just sort of cut it short due to prioritizing something else.
A lot of the time I feel like stopping to talk is another 5 minutes I could be doing something else, and those minutes continue to add up every time I stop to talk.
By the end of the day that could be 30-40 minutes of time in total that I wasn't on top of things.
You forgot the unbearably cheerful one and the confidence challenged new grad. Lol! I was known as the Smiling Nurse in our small Alaska hospital 😁
As a patient, I appreciate an unbearably cheerful nurse from time to time, it's nice to feel like SOMEBODY is happy in the hospital hahaha
There needs to be more of you . Bec nurses that are smiling and not jerks make the unpleasant stay a little bit more manageable
Me too....😊 ( not in Alaska )
Ooh I from Alaska! Which hospital if you don’t mind me asking
hoping for part 2
You also got the nurse and thinks they know everything, But actually, they could never function in an emergency situation. Now mind you they can quote you everything from the book but when it comes to real life experience you can forget it.
OMG YES. Thank you kind person!
Forgot that one..
About 75% of them
@@junedaisy707 No, about 85%.... Or more...
The type A people that’s by the book but fails under pressure. Yeah had one that didn’t last long working at the ED
I was the one who started the "tea gang" at the hospital. If you wanted loose leaf tea, I had some and disposable bags. If you wanted mint tea, I had multiple kinds. If you wanted herbal, I had you covered. It was a guarantee that I had at least twenty different teas in my bag at any time.
Coworkers started bringing me tea whenever they wanted a favor. Which is fine, because I fucking love tea. My favorite nurse would bring me new flavors of tea whenever she came back from her international travels (she's also the 'unpleasant' nurse, but she knows what she's doing and won't lead you astray!).
I was once in hospital for appendicitis and the lady in the bed next to me was so rude to the nurses, she refused to have male nurses do anything for her because according to her they didn’t have the “woman’s touch”. This continued until a very attractive male nurse came to take her vitals and then she refused to have anyone else do anything for her. She flirted with him and made inappropriate jokes the entire time he was around and the worst thing about it is that she had a husband. I saw him come in near the end of her stay and he was super nice. Some people really just amaze me
I thought half way through reading this that he was either gay or just a mean lol
This behavior makes me so angry, I whished i had been there, i would have destroyed her soul 🎉😊
If she was that sick she wouldn't be picking and choosing. If she's not that sick she can go home x
@@kassandramorgan3856 he could just not be interested too
Hoping that woman had dementia or mental illness. Only excuse
"Steven you are so big and strong"
-Nurse
imagine no one he works with actually does that, he just wishes someone would😂
Handsome nice teeth! coo wee 😆
yeah, I do like the duckface at the end...
...paperbag? It's protection... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Or theyre having him push the patients because he was a tech / transport / orderly, not a nurse.
@@alliemae5652 we all now steven has big muscles
Our "unpleasant" one is an old lady who doesn't take shit from anyone. She's grouchy in the morning until she has her coffee and bagel but sadly I'm nightshift so I don't normally get to see that. She's always been very sweet to me anyways though and she reminds me of one of my old coworkers that I absolutely adored
ER doctor here. Your forgot "the gossiping/find every single tiny mistakes on everyone-nurses" They're pain in the ass🤦♀️
Totally agree!!!
Vitch, yes! There's always one of those 😭
seems like thats the only ones i have seen...and i dont even work there i just going in as a patient
Probably forgor cuz that's the one he is
And the Quiet ones who've been around forever but get overlooked until it comes time to open such a can of Whoop Ass that even the admins feel it.
"The unpleasant one you don't want to be around, but definitely want in an emergency"
So Stephen Strange?
Also makes the best jokes but you wonder if it was actually meant as joking…
👏
That’s literally every nurse I know
Stephen strange is a doctor.. And he's not even an emergency dr..
@@hidanhyuga I'm aware, he still fits the criteria
I was hospitalized a while back due to extreme case of typhoid, which remained undiagnosed for a while, and resulted in dehydration.
The nurses were the sweetest on my floor. My veins are very thin, so they can't get it right the first time usually. But they knew what to do, the head nurse called someone from OT, they did everything they could to reduce the pain. They even asked me how I was feeling every few hours
Its me, I'm the unpleasant one. Coworkers thought I was scary, patients thought I was the bomb.
I bring all my ish to work while talking 'inappropriately (never about their equipment but there was this one time...😂). I ain't lifting ish without a hoyer, three aides, and a waiver lol😂
SAME. 🎉
Me too.
When as Charge on midnights…
I pushed, but our ICU got the
Hard cases that needed
Our attention. .
Til one day when I
Came apart-
It happens
Sounds like a new Swift song.
Same - I am the scary one
"The one who always puts ice on it"
Sorry that's just the school nurse :/
nice like count
I scraped both my knees badly. The nurse just disinfected it and let me off with 2 fatass bandages on my knees. Ice would’ve helped me a lot. They felt like they were burning constantly.
“I just broke my arm!”
“Sorry about that, do you want an ice pack?”
Wet paper towels first tho
@@savaehsprinkles4819 that happened to me.. I was in a school fight and i got pushed onto my back and then my arm was underneath my back and it broke then the nurse just gave me an ice pack an hour later my parents got here and my arm couldn’t even wiggle or shake.
My best friend is an ER nurse, I have the utmost respect for her and all the medical professionals that work so hard to care for patients. She goes out of her way to help her patients any way she can, and will always be the one who knows just how to calm down and redirect aggressive patients and to give dignity and kindness to the least fortunate, and buys small gifts with her own money to give to frightened children in the ER. She is amazing! ❤
"the one who brings everything"
WAS HE HOLDING A RICE COOKER?!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
I mean, you gotta have that rice at 3 am
@@stillstellar04 yea- I mean-
NO MOM IM NOT SNEAKING DOWNSTAIRS AT 3AM FOR RICE... Definitely
@@-mars-1662 NO MOM, WHY WOULD I WANT RICE AT 3 AM?
@@stillstellar04 HA HA HA- WHATR YA TALKIN ABOUT- 😅😅😅
I worked in the ER as a tech and this is so accurate! The one where the nurse that brings everything had me laughing as I remembered a nurse once coming in with an actual large suitcase. Not sure what she had in it but we were all teasing her about her plans to move into the ER
Lol
I'm not a nurse by any means, but I relate to the one that brings everything, because that's how I've been all my life! That time of the month and you forgot a pad? I got you! Need a hair tie? I got that too! A snack? You know I got you fam! ☺️
@@DulcetFoxhaha YES!
I work in Patient Registration, and I'm the one who brings everything. People tease me and say that they know who to turn to when there's a disaster.
I am not a nurse, but I work at a psych hospital as a Therapist and that is me to a ‘T.’ I come with my rolling backpack to work! Lol!
I was called the “bag lady” because I always had a ton of stuff in case I had down time. Or brought snacks for everyone. 😀😂 Still bring too much after 20 years at least I’m Down to 1 bag!
My trick is… I got a locker and am able to leave a bunch of stuff there 😂
Lol but our coworkers 😂 know where to come!!!!!
Me to, have a.d.d always have to have something else. Always stocking etc.
I'm the E.D. weekend / night shift CT Tech, but I'm a Bag Lady Too!😂🤣😂
As im sitting in emergency trying not to die, this comes up...thanks for the laugh❤️💕
I hope everything did/gone well so you can get back to perfect health
God speed, my prayers sent🙏
I hope all works out for you. Good luck and thank the hard working ER staff
The "unpleasant one" somewhat describes the nurse that delivered our baby.
She seems vyer professional and to the point. She gave out a few orders to other nurses, had me help a bit (greatly appreciated), and got the job done with very few words.
She was gone before I even really thanked her.
She didn't come across as too friendly, but (wow) how I'm glad she was there.
I work at the lab and you’re missing the one that thinks I ask for more blood just because I want to bother them and not because the half drop we got is not enough
Lol, or asking to re-run a test because they think it's the machine that hemolysised the sample, not them.
Hello my vampire friends! 🧛🏻
I'm doing much better so I don't see you so often anymore but I want you all to know I still l-Ove you all!
Ha yay a fellow lab tech!! Yes!!
It'd be my favourite thing when I can barely get any blood out of someone and path is like "yup all good!"
I’m a hard stick so you better be happy with that drop of blood. I’ve had blood taken from my palms, neck, feet, damn near anywhere and everywhere so when a vein in my arm suddenly decides to peek out just enough for a drop you better figure it out.
My mom definitely wasn't the one who refused to push patients. Actually she carried some when she worked at a nursing home. There was this easily over 400 pound old man and she was trying to lift him with help of another nurse, but the other nurse just got in her way and it pissed my mom off, so she kicked the nurse out of the way and carried the guy the rest of the way to where he had to be. My mom is... powerful.
400 lbs?! Daaaaamn! You're mom is a freaking superhero! Get that woman a super suit!😳😳😳😳
400 lbs!???? And a lotta guys say women are weak 🤣🤣🤣🤣 bruh she must do weight training or something how is that even possible???
@@emsa5034 She did do a lot of weightlifting. She was in the boys varsity football team and had to do a lot of lifting to stay since they take football very seriously and she is a girl. She also did leg press competitions. Won state several times. She's a very powerful woman, even in her current condition. She's also taking care of me right now since my brother and I have coronavirus
I am in awe of not just the physical strength of many nurses, but their remarkable skill in maximizing it while minimizing the chance of self injury.
I never really appreciated it until my mom and aunt were taking care of their mom. I don’t know about my aunt, but my mom busted her shoulder and she’s in physical therapy a year later. It wasn’t big stuff- just helping her stand up and sit down mostly, and she was only about 100lbs by then, but it is unbelievably difficult if you don’t know how to do it properly. A couple of times a visiting nurse came by and they had no problem with any of it (we were struggling with 2 people!)
@@sarahprice659 Unfortunately my mom didn't know how to lift with her legs, and now all that heavy lifting she has done using her back muscles to back up her arm strength has just, ruined her back. She has scoliosis. Sometimes she has to get a small procedure done on the nerves in her back (NOT HER SPINE) so she can't feel that pain as much anymore.
You had me with that adorable dance you did in the beginning of this. You always make me smile 😊 I love your channel ❤️
I made friends with the unpleasant RN on my unit and everyone and i mean everyone else did not know how to bond with her so when everyone heard us laughing- more importantly HER laughing all the RNs and techs were genuinely confused 🤣. I earned her respect when I had two back to back combative patients and then right at end of shift we had to run to a code across the floor together.... for some reason that made me earn her respect lol
Are you two peas in a pod? 😂
@@blueis7630 I think so 🤣 i just like more people i guess 🤣🤣🤣
Probably because you were raised right to treat others with respect.
"the inappropriate nurse"
✨ literally the reason I trust no one ✨
No one's out to get you, you're just paranoid.
YOU 😮😊@@shrekrab
Every time I see your shining smile on my screen I know I'm fixing to be in a better mood 😊❤️
I’m a teacher but also definitely “the one that brings everything” 😂
Same 😂 I always have the one darling student who tries to rescue me from my armfuls of stuff.
Sameeeeee I even had a tiny mentos box I used like a replacement trash can for the students pencil sharpenings when the bin wasn't in place
Ive weighed my purse before
8 lbs
11 with lunch and water bottle attatched
Sameeee...
I’ll pack my whole house up and back if it makes my shift more tolerable. I’ll cook an instant pot meal for everyone at 7pm, bake cookies at midnight and have fresh coffee running at 5am. Also, blanket for warmth and my face wash for the grease ball I turn into on my night shift 😂🙌🏻❤️
Everyone, protect this woman!
You're amazing!
Come work with meeeee!!!
Greetings from Barbados 🇧🇧,🥰
That would be me too. 😂
I like you sir, just seeing you smile make me so happy
I always love the "unpleasant ones". Especially the one that scolded a grown woman for yelling at me for my son "getting to go first". He could barely breath!
After 22 years and still working, the unpleasant one makes me the one that everyone comes to in case of kaos. We just know our stuff, take shit from nobody👍😂😂😂
Same time frame for me. After so many years I embrace my unpleasantness these days lol. It works for us.
I always find these videos hilarious, I'm a janitor at a hospital and I clean the ER at times so I get to see the majority of the different type of nurses and just the random stuff that happens in there lol.
Janitors or in Australia, cleaners, are highly valued in our emergency department. They were amazing during the pandemic.
Me too. It takes all kinds but they’re different in an ER lol
We all love the nurse who brings everything. They always have something to help
Right!!! I’m gonna need that 3am ibuprofen and I’ll know who to count on!
So true on so many levels. I’m cleaning out my work bag now before I leave for work 😂
Man, this could be soooo much longer!! Great fun, we've dealt with them all & more!
the one thay brings everything is the nicest one and utterly adorable 80% of the time😂
You're great! ER nurses are amazing enough just to be in thier position, It's awesome you put humour into a difficult but rewarding profession. Thank you 😳❤️🥰🏆🙏
I love the unpleasant ones, they are quiet and just basically let you be in peace but jump straight into action when you need em and you dont even have to say anything. And they are good at their job. Peace and efficiency what else does one need in the pit?
The one that speed-walks the entire shift…. That’s me 🫣
@Sabrina Rosario Respect Sabrina. Thank you for taking good care of people.
Exactly.. they nicknamed me"jet".. 🤣🤦🏼♀️
Gotta act busy 😝
Walk with a purpose😎
@@cactustree505 ĺllll
The know it all, the parent figure, the thinks they're superior one, the one whose always smiling, the permanent grouch, I've seen them all
Any time I've ever been hospitalized, I absolutely appreciate my nurses and I try to do my best to make easier on them. Nurses are amazing 🤩
Add, the bright bubbly ones that truly to improve the patients experience ✨️ 🙏
Honestly the last one most people want who are truly sick. That fake smile and condescending tone in an unnaturally high pitch voice makes me sicker. Bring me the one nobody likes. Save the bubbles for babies.
@@Noneyun I respect your opinion. Just say not for everyone and move on.
@@herpdyderpp Respectfully, I can say how it makes me feel. No need to tell me how to say it. Move along 🤣
@@Noneyun same here girlfriend, you came here and attack when I make a positive post.
Like damn after waking up from my mf coma after my 2 hour seizure that triggered a heart attack nd respiratory failure after my Covid vaccine.. It was exactly what I needed. Written in my journal and everything. It is you who shouldn’t have even came.
@@herpdyderpp Bless your crying heart. Definitely not your girlfriend. Where was the attack? Keep journaling ,you obviously need an accounting of your meltdowns for the therapist to help you.
Spot On my Friend 🙏🙏🙏the no nonsense ones are the ones you want to help you.
I just love you facial expressions.
You don't have to talk your face is
talking for you. 👍
Me: [wanted to suggest you to put yourself in a sketch]
"Steven, you're so big and strong!"
Me: Okeeey, esper, nevermind.
"Did you see the size of that thing?"
you are extremely weird
I like how the tough nurses seem to always wear that north face vest 😂😂
The unpleasant one is likely sick of all their colleagues being unprofessional and more concerned with gossip and making tik toks than getting their job done.
This! 👏
They aren't unpleasant, they just didn't come to play 😂
That's who you want on your team, including everything outside of medical professions!
It sucks that "unpleasant" is commonly seen as bad. Some don't come to play or waste time. I respect that
Lmaoooo I am the one with everything 😂😂 better prepared than not at all lmao.
Same!!
Same!
Eventually, over time, we ALL become the "unpleasant one" 😂
Please make a part 2! This was great, and there’s so many more I’m sure you could portray so wonderfully 😄
The one that brings everything. That's literally me at every job I ever worked at xD everyone like "Why you got a first aid kit, a multitool, 3 toothbrushes, battery's, paracord, a computer, text books, 3 notebooks, a billion pens, a stapler, tape, electronical tape, 3 lighters, a hammer, and a spare pair of eyeglasses?
I've got that in my purse right now 😄
I always support the unpleasant skilled people. Underappreciated and awesome
The unpleasant one you don't want around but need in an emergency is very real 🤣
I live in an assisted living facility and that video hit so many buzzers
That last one. I swear to god they tend to be the most knowledgeable. After seeing me multiple times they go from “unpleasant” to genuinely sweet.
totally love his facial expressions to match each character!!🤣🤣
My mom was the last one . She could scare the devil out of you but boy if you had an emergency.
I have to say this is almost in every profession And you are correct on almost all of it
The last is definitely my dad expect, he's a doctor
I'd be the "bring everything" nurse. Because I aim to be prepared for any situation.
As a patient, I appreciate any nurse who can help me, especially the ones who actually pay attention to the problem and not just blow me off
That one that moves in every shift😂😂😂. Bringing a little U-Haul trailer full from home 😅.
Had a doc once who was really unpleasant but was the best one around in a crisis his ability to recall what he knew when the shite-hit-the-fan made him loveable
There’s a HUGE difference between unpleasant and completely over it.
I’m definitely the one that brings everything with her ! 🤣🤣🤣
Cute. Thank you for your service
Oh me too. They call me the bag lady.
This is so true!!
Btw, I’ve been the unpleasant most of my nursing career.
Hey all long as you are good in an emergency that is so I care about👍
Ha ha me too. I'm the unpleasant one. But you definitely want me around
As a chronically ill person, y'all are definitely my faves. It is also my mission in life to make your type crack a smile, usually with dry or extremely dark humor. ;)
I worked with one of the unpleasant ones, she screamed at me my first day and now we’re pen pals and send each other birthday gifts
Me definitely not the one that brings everything. I always have a first aid kit, meds, pens, paper, charge, gum, chapstick, anything!
Took my friend to the ER after a seizure and pulled out a literal notebook of her O2, BP, and HR, before and after seizing, time she had them and how long they lasted. 😅
Hmmm sounds too ICU to be an ER nurse. I wrote all the times in sharpie completely down my arm in no discernible pattern except to me (the arm that was guarding their head) and they thought I was ridiculous but I had all the info and didn’t care about the sharpie on my skin soo 🤷🏻♀️
@@rhiajustice2477 yes! That works too! I've just had seizures for 4 yrs now and I have adhd so I always write things down. I learned to always carry a small notebook in my bag that carries my meds, pulse ox, pens, etc.
Inappropriate ones are my fav.! Best nurses to joke with when u feel like total crap and usually the most helpful
I hate them the most ew
From just what it is said in the video they could be fired
I always adore the 'unpleasant' ones. They'll tell me if I'm being too careful or concerned while still hearing me out and helping me to their full ability. I hate being coddled or dismissed equally, since they both can lead to issues not being solved! Scary/tough nurses are amazing
Your acting skills are so good! Thanks for your work! :)))
I like the unpleasant ones... They tend to be the ones that keep their cool when shit goes south.
I absolutely love you ....you do the most funniest videos and what's great is that it's all based on reality... I watch every single short I see of you and I subscribed to your channel ... you are doing an excellent job I wish that when I had to go to the hospital you would be my nurse I know I'd end up staying good friends with you forever
I aspire to be the unpleasant person who everyone wants to work with. Proud moment when a coworker told me everyone was afraid of me- nice! The duckbill mask was perfect!
Loved the one who packs everything! True
Absolutely! I didn't know until a co-worker said she was afraid of me as a new hire.😮 But they always called my name if something was going sideways. No time to poke & joke.
I’m pretty sure the unpleasant one took care of mom in CICU. And I’m 100% believe that’s why my family (including her sister) was able to be my mom’s side when she passed away.
But I still remember how petty she was when I asked “why there’s a scissors on mom’s bed?” And reluctantly explain it is ab instrument to help keep sheets and things in place.
I really enjoy watching your content. You're informative, funny and a have a wonderful smile. You can definitely brighten anyone's day!!
The one who when u say “when I do this it really hurts” and they say then don’t do that
Lmao so me
You know you work in a family of health care workers when they have the full moons highlighted/ circled. I noticed my in laws have a calendar dedicated to full moons XD
@@A.2.0.2.4-5 Lunacy. It's a real thing. The full moon just brings on a full ER. Even some restaurants mark their calendars
Oh, yeah! Wish I had a dollar for every time it is a crazy shift and someone says, "Is it a full moon tonight???" And if it is, everyone within earshot just gets that "told you so" look and keeps running.
That unpleasant nurse was my midwife. Born during the WW2........38yrs experience..........she literally saved my life.😢
She first noticed me having post partum depression.....long story short...got the help I needed.
Bless her soul.
She was so gentle with me even if she was tough as a cookie with all the other nurses and doctors.
It was my 1st child and my Mom had passed before my wedding....so I was.....so lonely....🥺
Found out she passed 3 months into the covid19 lockdown back in apr 2020...😢😢she had just retired by then.
Rest in peace Missy Gloria❤❤❤❤
OMG that one is hilarious. That really defines us
I think “the unpleasant one you don’t want to be around but definitely want around during an emergency” describes me as a person.
YOU'RE JUST TO FUNNY TOUCHING ON EVERYTHING KEEP POSTING BUT THOSE 911 CALLS ARE HILARIOUS
Idk if its the same in merica but in AUT we got the "Praktikant" which is basically the coffee slave with the permission to draw blood etc from everybody above 17y.o. 😂
Wait, you get to draw blood as a Praktikant (Intern for the non-germans)?? In Switzerland they're extremely stingy about NOT letting the interns draw blood (unless they're nurses in training, of course). They get to do most other routine tasks though.
'Coffee slave' - I must remember this one! For those outside of Austria: Coffee is serious business for us Austrians. VERY serious business.
The 'Praktikanten' (pl.) are always so poor and shakey. Whenever I am (again...) in hospital I let them draw my blood. They have got to learn it anyways and I can give them useful advice from a very... 'experienced' patient's view and reassure them.
@OP: Servas aus Wien! :)
As I commented on NurseJohnn, both of you are an AMAZING example in your Medical fields! Always sharing your adventures and learning experiences as you engage with all kinds of patients! More than bravery…it takes a STRONG HEART, SOLID MIND and a GALLON of quick wits to handle such challenges. You and NurseJohnn are a 10 out of 10 rating and as part of the Divine Staff of Celestials, you are both an Honor to have been created, impeccable learning skills. Rafael the Archangel would be soooo proud of both of you, for your love in the field and the representation you show that helps others in that field know the Value and Worth it takes and tolerating the Challenges. Congratulations! Keep inspiring so that others doesn’t get burnt out but find in their field the meaning of Caring! 🫶🫶🫶🏆🏆😇
“The one that brings everything” my mom, she calls it “her conveniences” 😂
I'm not a nurse, but have had to be helped by many types of nurses. I personally would vote for whichever kind Steve is pretty please. 😍
The "unpleasant one" is usually the best one outside of work lmao