Why I became a Nurse
Monday, August 20, 2012
I Know What I want to be !!
I was playing with mercury balls in Dr. Quinn's office in 1970. As a high school Jr., I was on a student work program for a local dentist in Millington MI. I don't know if it was the toxic effects of the mercury poisoning but at that time I decided I wanted to be a dentist. I could play with mercury, dig things out of peoples teeth, charge a lot of money, and wear a blue lab jacket. Yes, this was it, I want to be a dentist. I shared this passion with my mentor who was Mrs Hoban the home economics teacher, and with a wooden spoon in one hand and a cherry pie in the other, she looked at me and said, "You're a girl, and you aren't that smart." My dreams where crushed. Now what!! Then I heard about dental hygienist. They where girls, and I beat I had the IQ to make it, AND I could still play with mercury and dig things out of peoples teeth. WOW I knew what I wanted to be.
WHY I BECAME A NURSE
This page is dedicated to all of my fellow nurses and colleagues that have made my career as a Registered Nurse so memorable. I would like to thank all of the patients and their families for contributing those opportunities to make these memories unbelievable.
DISCLAIMER: I can not be held legally responsible for any information written, this is for entertainment purposes only. Names are all fictional, except if they are really funny names, and if it sounds like you in the story it probably is.
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