Poolshae,
Thanks for sharing your story. It is nice to here about someone doing well and imagine, back to work. I belong to a health care professional group and we normally stay off work a year or two into recovery. We are hoping to be over the post acute withdrawl synderome (PAWS) before we are permitted back to work. Those who have returned have found most of thier colleagues to be quite supportive. Once again thanks for sharing!
I TOO WAS A NURSE AND DIVERTED ON MY JOBS. ALSO ASHAMED OF IT. TREMENDOUSLY.
I AM RETIRED NOW, AND HAVE STARTED WORKING LOCALLY WITH NURSES WHO ARE IN TROUBLE WITH THEIR LICENSES IN THE STATE WHERE I LIVE.
I ENJOYED ALL YOUR SHARES.
I AM RETIRED NOW, AND HAVE STARTED WORKING LOCALLY WITH NURSES WHO ARE IN TROUBLE WITH THEIR LICENSES IN THE STATE WHERE I LIVE.
I ENJOYED ALL YOUR SHARES.
