Nurse-Entrepreneur

11/06/2026

STRESS PREVENTION:
Stress is many times connected to money. Having too much of it or lacking. Keeping your money is better than trying to make more. Work on your credit. The higher your score the better. So dear nurse look into your credit before you sign up for the next overtime. See comments for suggestions on how to improve your credit.

11/05/2026

The Nurse Cheerleaders: It's already Thursday and you are still showing up with steady hands and a kind heart. Thank you for the care you give one patient at a time. (see the first comment for a little gift)

11/04/2026

This week is Medical-surgical nurses week and urology nurses week. The steady hands at the bedside in the moments that is hard to talk about. Thank you for your kindness and patience.

11/03/2026

**Health talk** — as cold snaps arrive, hypothermia in older adults in plain words: shivering that stops, new confusion, slow or slurred speech, and cold, pale skin are warning signs. Warm layers, a warm drink, a heated room, and checking in on older neighbours can help keep a cold day safe.

11/03/2026

Today is All Souls Day: A quiet day to remember the loved ones we miss. May be even your patient.
A prayer, a candle, a memory shared over dinner — small ways to keep them close in our hearts. If you are missing someone today, you are not alone in it, and you are held in prayer. 🤍
Who are you remembering today? Share their name or a sweet memory in comment.

11/02/2026

11/02/2026

Encouragement:-"To the nurse picking up the afternoon shift — stepping into rooms where the morning's work is still unfolding, with fresh eyes and steady hands — thank you for carrying the day forward, one patient at a time."

11/02/2026

HAND HYGEINE:
Which one is the best?
Soap and water or handsanitizer?

10/31/2026

What do you do to a sleepwalker?
Allow him to walk until he wakes up, or guide them back to bed safely?

10/29/2026

Thursday, World Stroke Day
🧠 Today, Oct 29, is World Stroke Day, family.
A stroke is when blood flow to part of the brain is blocked, or a blood vessel in the brain bursts. Brain cells begin to die within minutes — so minutes matter.
Remember BE FAST:
B — Balance suddenly off
E — Eyes: sudden blurred or double vision
F — Face drooping on one side
A — Arm weakness on one side
S — Speech slurred or strange
T — Time to call emergency right away — 911 in the US, or your local emergency number wherever you are. Do not wait, even if the signs go away.
Nurses, have you ever spotted these signs in time for someone? Tell us below — your story may teach a family what to watch for. 💙