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One More Scoop: Increased Demands on Nursing During a Pandemic

Amanda Reilly

      Nursing is defined by providing care for the sick, further defined by Florence Nightingale as utilizing our environment to provide care for the sick to aid in their recovery.  Even back in 1856, Nightingale saw the connections between environment and health, health and community, community and environment: “The health of the unity […]

Blessings and Burdens: Living a Life Entwined with Death

Christine Riley

      The negotiations and renegotiations had begun. Ultimately, I landed on a single ask, “as long as they are healthy…” Though what I really meant, but could not say was, “as long as they are alive… as long as we are alive.” In reality, I wanted more than that, I wanted a birth […]

leaving, take & motherling: fragments from a failed care plan

Brenda Beardsley

leaving   then this is a treatise on leaving  how it is inside but needs to get   beyond  i’m reading a novel on leavings to escape what is the rest of the world: 700,000    souls departing &  those who don’t believe the validity of this disease              i’m […]

Battle Fatigue on the Frontlines of COVID

Nicole Aicher

I grew up in a town with a population of 900. We knew everyone; they us. I grew up knowing who died, who became a parent, who divorced, whose barn burned and the date we’d all meet to rebuild. I lived on a lonely country road ten miles from my high school whose last stretch […]

COVID and Locusts and Protests and Love–A Community Nursing Perspective

Shirley Stephenson

  My last patient had screened negative for all COVID symptoms in the waiting room, and his temperature was 97F, like everyones. We could set ourselves on fire and the touchless thermometers would still read 97.2, 96.4. Before entering the exam room, I looked at the stack of PPE, which we counted each morning. I […]

A Portfolio of Writing by Professional Nurses

The Nurses

Above: Diane Kraynak, R.N. A PORTFOLIO OF WRITING BY NURSES:  Tina Carlson • KD Seluja • Sally Helmi • Christine Riley • Jane Slemon • Renata Bubadué • Diane Kraynak • Geraldine Gorman • Charles March III • Mary Ann Thomas • Sarah Comey Cluff • Brenda Beardsley • Shirley Stephenson • Nicole Aicher •  […]

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