Healing
Surreal disbelief
and shock. Time to heal, process,
love, grieve, and support
The tension was tangible as we left...
and shock. Time to heal, process,
love, grieve, and support
The tension was tangible as we left...
On the Pulse | 09/17/10
traditional
We’re in the right hands
We were paying close attention to a lecture on the respiratory system in Pathophysiology class when security broadcasted the emergency cell...
On the Pulse | 09/17/10
Breaking News at Hopkins Hospital
Most people probably can't believe that this situation would happen, and I would agree. But I want to inform all of you that Hopkins did a...
On the Pulse | 09/16/10
Week One Down, 39 More To Go
Alright, that’s it. I’ll just say it: I’ve never blogged before. I mean, I’ve read blogs and I know what they are (I don’t live...
On the Pulse | 09/13/10
The Longer I’m Here, the More it Feels Like Home
It's raining in Baltimore, and I find myself reflecting on my first four weeks in the city.
Baltimore isn't what I expected, not that...
On the Pulse | 09/12/10
Capability
When faced with someone needing medical attention, my predominate (pre-nursing) emotion has been “helpless.” Health-care skills always...
On the Pulse | 09/12/10
First day of clinicals; now with real, live patients!
My first clinical
experience at Mercy
begins tomorrow.
Nervous? Yup.
Excited? Yup.
Worried about...
experience at Mercy
begins tomorrow.
Nervous? Yup.
Excited? Yup.
Worried about...
On the Pulse | 09/09/10
Preparation
Some people prepare for an intense semester by reading ahead, or making flashcards. I prepare by systematically baking, labeling, and...
On the Pulse | 09/07/10
Back to School Special
The first semesters were loaded to the brim with classes, keeping me busy morning, noon and night. Upon reviewing my schedule for this...
On the Pulse | 09/04/10
