Good morning bloggers,
So those closest to me are asking me what inspired my impromptu road trip to Boston. So let me explain myself & let everybody know my thought process.
For most of my life I have had to be strong, as I have gotten older my strength has become a part of my every day living. But, I never knew that- that same strength would put my profession in jeopardy. Those who know me & work with me know that I have a good heart & I don’t possess a malicious bone in my body. At times I may come across hard in certain situations because I’m the type of person that corrects people’s wrongs & also try to educate the ignorant.
My physical strength is well known on the unit, due to heavy patients requiring to be pulled & turned & even the males on my unit come to me for help with these such tasks. Needless to say there are times where I forget my own strength & that is what caused an unintentional incident @ work that jeopardized my job!
But, it also solidified this growing feeling of leaving my profession & becoming my own boss. I never ever want to feel like my livelihood is in the hands of another entity. Let alone making me question who I am as a person. Most corporations don’t acknowledge my type of work ethic & take what I bring to the table for granted. The only reason I have taken my time leaving my profession is because I genuinely love nursing my patients back to health, & they, my patients & my work family, is why I have stayed this long in my profession.
I have to now do what is best for me & I believe that whatever I choose to do, I will be successful because my heart possesses so much goodness & my strength is a testament of that love I have in me to share with this universe!
In the meantime let me share the natural beauty I experienced on my impromptu road trip, which provided me the peace of mind that I needed @ the time for resetting myself:
So those closest to me are asking me what inspired my impromptu road trip to Boston. So let me explain myself & let everybody know my thought process.
For most of my life I have had to be strong, as I have gotten older my strength has become a part of my every day living. But, I never knew that- that same strength would put my profession in jeopardy. Those who know me & work with me know that I have a good heart & I don’t possess a malicious bone in my body. At times I may come across hard in certain situations because I’m the type of person that corrects people’s wrongs & also try to educate the ignorant.
My physical strength is well known on the unit, due to heavy patients requiring to be pulled & turned & even the males on my unit come to me for help with these such tasks. Needless to say there are times where I forget my own strength & that is what caused an unintentional incident @ work that jeopardized my job!
But, it also solidified this growing feeling of leaving my profession & becoming my own boss. I never ever want to feel like my livelihood is in the hands of another entity. Let alone making me question who I am as a person. Most corporations don’t acknowledge my type of work ethic & take what I bring to the table for granted. The only reason I have taken my time leaving my profession is because I genuinely love nursing my patients back to health, & they, my patients & my work family, is why I have stayed this long in my profession.
I have to now do what is best for me & I believe that whatever I choose to do, I will be successful because my heart possesses so much goodness & my strength is a testament of that love I have in me to share with this universe!
In the meantime let me share the natural beauty I experienced on my impromptu road trip, which provided me the peace of mind that I needed @ the time for resetting myself:
