we are nursing a life,not a patient.

I'm strongly agree with the line above.It does make sense.

We are dealing a human's life.I don't know others perspective,I only know my Own.

My only target is seeing my patient getting better from day to day.It's quite sad when you see your patient is suffering from pain or depression.I can't tell How far I can go,But,at least for this moment,I will hold this until I graduate as a Staff Nurse.I'm proud to be one of them.Frankly,my skill is not compatible still,However,I'm willing to try and learn.

The most important lesson I had learnt throughout these period is Always put ourself on people's shoes.Put ourself on their stand,think for them,we will understand more.Yes,I did had this "give up" on my mind before.I can not say that I do not suffer any stress from this course or clinical attachment,well,I did.However,I must always think twice before I do.I must pass this course with flying colours for my parent's sake,my future's sake.I can not slack like what I always did before.I need to be serious.

Some of them Might think that,"I did my job,I finished my work,I can walk away and have my own sweet time",yes,you did your job,you did absolutely well,but,you might miss out something important.Build up the relationship among nurses with patient is severely important.And,need to think twice before approach to the patient.it is important,ok?though I'm still very fresh,I can surely tell you one of my patient had told me bad things about some of the staff.She said that particular nurse is not professional,do not remove the plaster gently,she feel pain.LOL...so,knowing our patient is vital.=)

I haven't try to do the last office.I hope I will be brave when I see the dead.May God bless me..