Sickness

[channahgrace]

     We've been fighting achy, queasy tummies for about 2 weeks now. We hardly ever get the stomach flu, so we're speculating we got sick from the raw milk we were buying. We have drunk raw milk for years without any problems, but we either had our own cow(s), or bought from a farmer friend. The farm where we had been getting our milk dried off all

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[hisgirl21]

I thought twitter said you updated...maybe you changed your mind. :/

Hope you are all doing well :D

I have my final in the morning at 8am.
Love you,
Sarah~

[channahgrace]

Oh, Sarah... I'm so sorry. I meant my OTHER blog! I'm soooooo sorry I didn't make that clear! Have you seen my new blog? It's here: http://bargainsleuth.blogspot.com/

I have been shamefully neglecting LJ. :-(

I hope your final went OK. I need to email you again! I was in ICU yesterday with Dad and got home late.

Love you! *hugs*

[hisgirl21]

No, I never knew about your amazing blog!!! I am really excited about it :D

I've done really bad updating my LJ this summer as well. Anything interesting happen in ICU? DO you have any tips for me? Oh, I was going to ask you...does your Dad have any interview tips for me getting an ICU position?

Thanks :) Love you!

[channahgrace]

I'm glad you like it! :-D

I've seen many things in ICU that I have never seen in my nursing clinicals (like a J tube). Dad explains so many things to me and I get to see how he interacts and assesses his patients. VS are TOO easy to get - you just have to take their temp and read the rest off the monitor! The monitors are really cool because you can even get a patient's BP from the nurses' desk: all you have to do is push a button on the monitor! (You've probably already seen these!)

One thing I like about ICU is that the nurses have more time to give bedside care. Sometimes on Med/Surg the nurses have so many patients to look after that they can't spend much time with each patient. :-(

I'll ask Dad if he has any tips for you! :-)