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Re: Normal Blood Work
From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 25 Feb 2002 03:46:51 -0600 (CST)
At Mon, 25 Feb 2002, Kristy wrote:
>No offense Kristy but after reading your posts and belles
I must say you sound very immature and lacking the sensitivity
to be a nurse.
Did you say you are Not at risk for diabetes though your
mother has it? hmm, interesting or ignorant to say the least.
I dont see how an educated person would view information given
as "too much" or state that you won't be doing research as a student
I dont think I would want you as a nurse, reading is the only
way to keep up with the latest medical advances, cures, research etc.
Does this sound mean? Sorry but your posts tell me you have no clue
what this forum is for and what we go through.
thanks and good luck to you kristy
>Belle,
>
>I am about to go to bed in a minute but if I were going to go to school
>to be an RN I would only be going for a 2 year degree not a BSN. I
>don't want to get a BSN. I can understand why for a BSN you would need
>the research aspect and if I were going to do that then that would be
>different but like I said if I were going to be a nurse I will only be
>going for a 2 year degree.
>
>Also, while the info that you gave me may be accurate like you have said
>it wasn't info that I needed b/c I wasn't asking about me. I was asking
>for my mom and the info you gave me (which I shared with her) she will
>not be able to use. She is the only other person right now that I share
>this info with, but I like having this info to share with others that
>may need it and I do sometimes share it with them even though it doesn't
>apply to me. I'm sorry that you think that what you shared with me
>applied. I just had one question after I gave you all the details of my
>mom's situation, and the only answer I was looking for was a "yes" (and
>tell me either what the name of what I was looking for was or where I
>could go to get info about that particular info only) or a "no". I'm
>sorry that you thought I was looking for more and I'm sorry that I
>didn't make that clear.
>
>I am on no mail indefinitely b/c of my schedule for training for the job
>I'm in as a clerical person in one of the hospitals where I will
>eventually work on the Mother/Baby floor. After I've been with this job
>for a year (if I get that far-I'm hoping to of course) I will decide if
>I still want to go ahead and go to Nursing school and if I do they will
>help me with the cost of school. If not then I will get my degree in
>Medical Office Management or something like that.
>
>Thanks again for trying to help although it wasn't what I was looking
>for. The reason it wasn't what I was looking for is b/c I wasn't
>looking for help for myself so I'm sorry that I didn't make that clear
>either.
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