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By joanofarc on October 17th, 2009
Having It All is Not Next to Impossible
Simple guidelines to achieve happiness and contentment.
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By Kay Pierre on July 1st, 2009
Why You Can’t Trust Your Healthcare Provider
Some heathcare professionals are not to be trusted.
By Liane Schmidt on June 29th, 2009
How You Can Overcome the Top Four Stressors in Life
The top stressors in life are those that affect all aspects of your life. Maybe you find yourself feeling tired, overwhelmed or wondering why you don’t feel like yourself? Sometimes people don’t realize that our bodies were meant to handle certain situations in a very predictable manner. Stay up too late, you’ll feel tired the next day. Eat too much food consistently and you’ll gain weight, etc.
By Kay Pierre on May 29th, 2009
Career: Is the Hospital Environment for You?
Before you decide to major in heath care, you should walk the hospital floor to see if you’ll like it or not.
By Kay Pierre on May 24th, 2009
Career: A Typical Day of a Nurse
Working as a nurse is a very demanding and difficult job. There have been days that nurses would cry over their jobs. I used to work in the hospital and I’ve seen it all.
By novelist on April 1st, 2009
Some Advice for Women as They Start Aging
Women in general undergo certain phases in life about which they should be particularly concerned. However, if they adhere to a regimen of diet and nutrition, they may very well succeed in overcoming obstacles as they start aging.
By Glynis Smy on September 27th, 2008
10 Guidelines for the New Student Nurse
A new career in nursing is an exciting adventure. Here are 10 guidelines to help you get the most from your studies and training.
By Jeeves on February 5th, 2008
To Be An Anesthesiologist
The career and lifestyle of an anesthesiologist.
By Zeta Rose on December 10th, 2007
My Nursing Career Was a Disaster
Young girl chooses Nursing as career but it all goes horribly wrong.
By Lucy Lockett on October 24th, 2007
Hospitals, Health and Services
Our hospitals and medical teams are stretched to capacity and patients are being attended to in the corridors of our hospitals, as there are no other rooms for them to be seen in! Why is this?
