imagine the withdrawal suffering!

anyway, there’ll be no internet connection for a few days. that means, for a while, i’ll be without my daily dose of blogging due to this moving situation. when you see me sweating and pacing, it’s not really that bad, it’s just me craving. hopefully, packing, unpacking and arranging will divert my attention and lessen the symptom

Dr. Anonymous (THE attending of all blogaholics), do take a break from your blogtalkradio programs and send me the “cocktail” prescription. please?

seriously, see you all in a few days. i’ll miss stalking your blogs, but will definitely catch up when things settle down in our new place. also, my sincere THANKS to all of you who shared my excitement, and wished me and my family a happy/great life in our newly borrowed house. thank you guys!

as for the last post, i don’t really know the rest of the story. thing is, even with that fact, i was still uncomfortable with the way HE interrogated the patient about her previous nurse. in my personal opinion, it was none of his business.

there will always be patients who would say things about other nurses. sometimes, they have good things to say. i usually smile and agree with them, even if that implied i may not be as good as the previous nurse. sometimes, they have bad things to say. to that i say something to this effect: “i’m sorry you had  some problems with your nurse today, i’m sure she/he had reasons. sometimes, we do get crazily busy around here.” this is not because i am some sort of a saint or a hypocrite or something, but i just think it is unprofessional to fire up negative issues. there are a lot of real issues we need to deal with, and nurse bashing, or the implication of it, in my opinion, should not be one of them.

then again, maybe it’s just me.