Can you see the quiet surrender to what may come in these eyes? Can you see the acceptance of suffering? Can you see that I hold onto the simple joys? If not look again :)
I've been asked 5 questions about my interactions with nurses. I have had many dealings with the medical system over the last half of my life. So I decided to answer them here on the blog instead of my YouTube tag channel. Here they are, feel free to use the questions for yourself. 1. What is your opinion on nurses who work in hospitals? I just got out of the hospital and a number of them where in charge of my care. They where all attentive and caring people. Yes, they do actually talk about people behind their back (I know 2 nurses personally), but when dealing with you, they are very professional and treat you with respect. To be honest, at least where I live, they are very overworked and I can’t understand how they don’t just loose their minds on some of the people the need to deal with. I have a great respect for them. 2. Do all nurses treat their patients well? Not always, there was one in a care home my mother was in, and she was a hellish person with the worst possible attit...
I've been having panic attacks for decades. I get a hell of a lot of them, but most of them only last a few minutes then they pass. However I can at times get them all day long for days on end. But yesterday was different. In the thumbnail, it says entering hour 3 of the worst panic attack of my life. Well that was just the start. This bloody thing lasted for over 6 hours and I was on the edge of having to go to the ER the entire time. Now it's been a hell of a long time since I had to go to the ER over it, and I would rather not. But I have in the past. They give you a pill, and 20 minutes later the panic stops. But the wait is often very long, and most of the time the attack would have ended by the time I got in. I'm having one at this very moment by the way. It's not as bad, but they are never comfortable at all. They always suck. I hate that they make me dizzy as hell. I've tried meds decades ago and it made me feel like crap, so I've been living with it sin...
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