Comments on: fragmented http://www.aboutanurse.com/2008/03/fragmented.html a nurse blog. Fri, 29 Aug 2008 05:16:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.7 by: Weapon of Mass Disturbance http://www.aboutanurse.com/2008/03/fragmented.html#comment-73505 Wed, 19 Mar 2008 21:02:15 +0000 http://www.aboutanurse.com/2008/03/fragmented.html#comment-73505 I was stationed at Fort Ord for a while during the 1980's and stomped around Fort Hunter Liggett a few times but never made it to see Hearst. I was stationed at Fort Ord for a while during the 1980’s and stomped around Fort Hunter Liggett a few times but never made it to see Hearst.

]]> by: The Curmudgeon http://www.aboutanurse.com/2008/03/fragmented.html#comment-73495 Wed, 19 Mar 2008 17:32:44 +0000 http://www.aboutanurse.com/2008/03/fragmented.html#comment-73495 Read about the Hearst Castle, but never been there. Getting away as a family is a challenge, but it does make lasting impressions on all. Even when -- maybe even particularly when -- you have as much trouble traveling as my family did when they were small. Read about the Hearst Castle, but never been there.

Getting away as a family is a challenge, but it does make lasting impressions on all. Even when — maybe even particularly when — you have as much trouble traveling as my family did when they were small.

]]> by: shrimplate http://www.aboutanurse.com/2008/03/fragmented.html#comment-73489 Wed, 19 Mar 2008 14:26:01 +0000 http://www.aboutanurse.com/2008/03/fragmented.html#comment-73489 Atheism does not absolve you from having a sense of awe. Perhaps it even enhances it. That was a very well-written piece, May. Thank you. Again! Atheism does not absolve you from having a sense of awe. Perhaps it even enhances it.

That was a very well-written piece, May. Thank you. Again!

]]> by: Rygel http://www.aboutanurse.com/2008/03/fragmented.html#comment-73439 Tue, 18 Mar 2008 14:39:19 +0000 http://www.aboutanurse.com/2008/03/fragmented.html#comment-73439 Do u have any personal photos of hearst castle? Do u have any personal photos of hearst castle?

]]> by: Onehealthpro http://www.aboutanurse.com/2008/03/fragmented.html#comment-73369 Mon, 17 Mar 2008 11:56:31 +0000 http://www.aboutanurse.com/2008/03/fragmented.html#comment-73369 I'm finding that life exists in fascinating juxtapositions. Beauty and pain are simultaneous portions of the life journey. The trick is to never let go of celebrating the beauty whenever we get the chance. So...I'll add visiting the Hearst Castle to my list of things I'd like to do. Onehealthpro I’m finding that life exists in fascinating juxtapositions. Beauty and pain are simultaneous portions of the life journey. The trick is to never let go of celebrating the beauty whenever we get the chance. So…I’ll add visiting the Hearst Castle to my list of things I’d like to do.
Onehealthpro

]]> by: RehabRN http://www.aboutanurse.com/2008/03/fragmented.html#comment-73346 Mon, 17 Mar 2008 02:36:08 +0000 http://www.aboutanurse.com/2008/03/fragmented.html#comment-73346 Too bad your patient didn't have amnesia after that horrible experience. I now understand why they say trauma patients are lucky when they DO have amnesia for traumatic events. Glad you enjoyed your trip! Too bad your patient didn’t have amnesia after that horrible experience. I now understand why they say trauma patients are lucky when they DO have amnesia for traumatic events.

Glad you enjoyed your trip!

]]> by: andre http://www.aboutanurse.com/2008/03/fragmented.html#comment-73317 Sun, 16 Mar 2008 12:00:23 +0000 http://www.aboutanurse.com/2008/03/fragmented.html#comment-73317 hi may! i so envy your roadtrip with your family. i'm happy that, in a way, you were recharged by the trip. anyways, i got a tag for you waiting in my site. do check it out. thank's! hi may! i so envy your roadtrip with your family. i’m happy that, in a way, you were recharged by the trip. anyways, i got a tag for you waiting in my site. do check it out. thank’s!

]]> by: Vasha http://www.aboutanurse.com/2008/03/fragmented.html#comment-73300 Sat, 15 Mar 2008 22:12:50 +0000 http://www.aboutanurse.com/2008/03/fragmented.html#comment-73300 As to your question in #3: I have been an atheist all my life, and yes, I have sometimes been emotionally overwhelmed by beautiful natural scenes. It's a complicated feeling, a combination I think of response to beauty (form, color, etc.) all around, and a sense of vastness which adds up to awe. I am small, nature is great, and it's joyously breathtaking! As to your question in #3: I have been an atheist all my life, and yes, I have sometimes been emotionally overwhelmed by beautiful natural scenes. It’s a complicated feeling, a combination I think of response to beauty (form, color, etc.) all around, and a sense of vastness which adds up to awe. I am small, nature is great, and it’s joyously breathtaking!

]]> by: PD Warrior http://www.aboutanurse.com/2008/03/fragmented.html#comment-73264 Sat, 15 Mar 2008 12:12:59 +0000 http://www.aboutanurse.com/2008/03/fragmented.html#comment-73264 I am glad you had a good vacation. After reading your account of the man with the TBA, I too am haunted by his words even though I did not hear them myself. I can not fathom what he is going through. I am glad you had a good vacation. After reading your account of the man with the TBA, I too am haunted by his words even though I did not hear them myself. I can not fathom what he is going through.

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