A woman in a horrible climbing accident was admitted to the hospital for an emergency operation to save her life.
While under the knife, she had a near death experience. After a lengthy code, the surgical team was able to resuscitate her.
After awakening in the ICU she told her nurses and doctors that she was so happy to be alive and that she would have to fear death no longer.
When asked why she replied God told me it wasn't my time, so I don't have to worry about anything. He said I still have a long life to live.
When the women was released she later would return to the hospital in numerous occasions, always telling her nurses and doctors not to worry cause of what God had told her.
On each return to the hospital she would have cosmetic and plastic surgery procedures to maintain her look of youth.
Unfortunately to the surprise of both her nurses and doctors she was once again rushed to the emergency room, this time after being hit by a car!
The woman, now looking so great after her numerous plastic surgery operations, didn't make it. This amazed both the doctors and the nurses.
When the woman arrived at the golden gates and saw God she asked "Why am I dead? You told me I still had a long life to live." God replied
Opps, why it isn't your time! Sorry, but I didn't recognize you!"
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ER:"Media products under your influence, particularly the NBC/Warner drama "ER," are harming the profession of 2.7 million American nurses by giving the public an inaccurate and inadequate account of what nurses really do to save and improve lives. Research suggests that "ER" strongly and negatively influences the way children view nursing. These products contribute to the nursing shortage, a public health crisis that threatens millions worldwide."
NBC's "Passions":"NBC's "Passions" solves nursing shortage: monkeys can do the job! Starting in March 2003 and at least as recently as late August, NBC's campy, supernatural daytime soap opera "Passions" has featured an orangutan named Precious in the role of the private duty nurse of one of its characters--a bold step backwards in the already slow...evolution...of the media's treatment of nurses. more..."
"Scrubs" defines nursing:""Scrubs" defines nursing: it's all about shutting up and following physician "orders. " Tonight's episode of NBC's "Scrubs," which purports to teach nurse Carla Espinosa that nursing is all about doing what physicians tell you, is one of the most virulently anti-nurse prime time television episodes the Center has ever seen. more..." http://www.nursingadvocacy.org/
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