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  • Catholic Nurses and Abortion October 9, 2019
    I returned from New Mexico where I visited San Felipe de Nero Church and bought a new Rosary. Not because I needed another Rosary, but because it is as beautiful and I find the faith. I was reminded that I never finished this post probably because I’m conflicted about the issue of abortion in some … Read More
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  • Are Nursing Instructors Too Harsh September 5, 2019
    Are we asking too much of nursing students and causing both students and faculty stress?
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  • Another Day Another Terrorist With A Gun August 4, 2019
    “For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.” 2 Timothy 1:7 I can’t remember the last time I have gone a day without reading about the tragedy that is gun violence or a month without hearing of a mass shooting. This morning I … Read More
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  • What is a Worthy Celebration Nathan Bedford Forrest, A Racist July 13, 2019
    The first time I heard of Nathan Bedford Forrest was in Tennessee history in Junior High School. I’m not sure how much of his background was emphasized, but I also don’t remember him being presented as an honorable man. Prior to the Civil War, he was a repulsive human being who amassed his wealth as … Read More
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  • Help at the Border July 7, 2019
    We can each find a way to help children at the border.  I remind myself often to give of my time, talent, and treasure. When I was young I had time and as a nurse a skill that many shelters needed. As my career progressed I had little time, but more money. We each have … Read More
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  • Scoop and Run: A Plan for the 4th on the National Mall July 3, 2019
    The first time I attended the July 4th fireworks in DC it was with a friend’s family who attended every year. As we were on the metro headed to the mall she informed me that when the final volley of fireworks began to “scoop and run”. Pick up all of your stuff and run to … Read More
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  • Book Review: Voices of the Dead June 29, 2019
    I received a free copy of Voices of the Dead by John Babb, a retired U.S. Public Health Service, Rear Admiral. I read his first book Orphan Hero which I enjoyed, but this one is different. It is a historical novel set in 1878 and tells of Yellow Fever in Memphis and New Orlean. I could … Read More
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  • Is Anyone Called to Work in A Concentration Camp June 22, 2019
    When I was young I wanted to work with what I thought of as the poor and underserved. Over the course of my career, I’ve worked in four types of facilities: mental health facilities, homeless shelters, prisons, and detention facilities. They all share similarities.  I was excited when my first job out of college was … Read More
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  • Nurses on Twitter June 15, 2019
    Whether you like it or not social influence now matters in your professional life. You can stay stuck in the past and ignore Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and ResearchGate, but you do at the risk of becoming obsolete. I recently saw a post by a philosopher who thought it was better when all of the … Read More
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  • When You are Ready to Retire: Teach June 9, 2019
    A friend recently called for advice about making the move to academia. Many nurses and other professionals in government civil service and uniformed services have doctoral degrees in their chosen professions and of those, a significant number have worked in policy, research and development, and administration. If they entered public service right out of coll […]
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