: About Me

What is there to know about me? I guess there are probably lots of things, but I will try to limit this to the semi-interesting or better.

I am a mother.
I lost my first child, a daughter, to a heart condition that is easily managed, normally.
I am a nursing student at a four year anniversary, but I am enrolled in the five year plan. I love to do anything that is crafty; sewing, scrapbooking, knitting, you name it.
I try to think outside the box; it doesn't always work.
I love to make people laugh, even if I am the only one who does the laughing.
I care too much sometimes, and other times I don't care enough.
I am pregnant again and surprisingly I am not scared.
My faith is stronger now than it used to be, I guess you need something life altering to happen sometimes to really test your faith.
I know I can get through anything I put my mind too, even if I just barely make it.
I like to see others happy, because it makes me happy.
I love my life no matter how hard it gets because of the people I have in it, they make me better.

My passion is ...

my family.

I know too much about ...

pregnancy related topics.

My parents always told me ...

to get over it ; )

My childhood ambition ...

was to be a veternarian.

My favorite memory ...

I have too many to name just one

Why I write ...

because it makes me feel good and if I touch just one person with my words than I know I have succeeded.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

I am listening to the hum of my laptop and my dogs yelping in the background

My first job ...

was a lifeguard at a Christian summer camp.

My best moment ...

was the day I first felt my unborn child kick.

My inspiration ...

my late daughter Amaris and my unborn son Chase.

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As people grow and age their bodies go through periods of wellness and periods of sickness. Usually good health goes unnoticed, but when things turn from good to bad it becomes apparent that interventions are needed to restore the body's natural balance. There are many key members of the health care team including doctor's, respiratory therapists, technicians, just to name a few, but one of the most important people responsible for the care of an ill loved one is the nurse. Nurses are essential in the healthcare field for many reasons; they are involved in intimate aspects of patient care,...

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