I wrote a paper for my college course on Lyme serological tests. Here it is, complete with comma splices and some missing information. But I’m a student, so what do you expect? 🙂     The Need for New Borrelia … Continue reading →

As always, I’ve been pretty darn busy. Currently, I’ve stepped down as the PAC Secretary for my daughter’s school because working casually just doesn’t afford me the luxury of planning ahead. Casual work is essentially getting a phone call a … Continue reading →

What is everyone’s thoughts on this? I remember preceptoring and having my practicums in a VIHA hospital and the nurses were already understaffed and overwhelmed with work load. A lot of the work entailed RCA work, however, a lot of … Continue reading →

About a month ago, I was running during a baseball game and crunched something inside my knee when I landed with my foot… I don’t remember my knee twisting funny or anything of the sort, but I managed to tear … Continue reading →

It’s hard to buy for some people, so I’ve compiled a list of items those nurses in your life might appreciate, whether they are male or female. Number 1: A Foot Bath! Oh yes. Us nurses are on our feet … Continue reading →

Here in the Valley, the weather changed so fast that there wasn’t even the slightest chance for us to acclimatize to it. One day, it was a blistering 30+ degrees (Celsius), the next we were barely breaking 10. From not … Continue reading →

As luck would have it, I had just finished applying an organic honey and redmond clay mask to my face (just mixed the two ingredients together), and an attractive young man knocks at my door to hand me my bzz … Continue reading →

When I was younger, I got a great paying job without having finished high school. I was bringing in $3,200 a month at one point. When I was 18, I applied for a credit card with the full intentions of … Continue reading →

So, after I posted that update, I segued into a pretty bad week, emotionally. Had a bit of a tiff with my mom that left me second-guessing my parenting, my approach with my ex, and my general lifestyle; then my … Continue reading →