I'm with Sandra there are soooo many obese nurses you know nurses work and eat......the docs feed you, the familiies try to feed you and we are known to have a pot luck for any and every occasion

Anyone have scrubs that are too big? Looking for 1X and 2 X. Pants must be talls...I am 5 foot 9. Thanks Traci

I wish I was an adventureous type I would take you up on it.

I am really thinking about going back and working in Barrow, Alaska. There is a 20 bed hospital there, and I would love to job share with someone. What that means is that we would alternate working 4 months at a time, share an apartment (part of hospital housing). I worked sometimes 50 - 70 hours a week - if you could call it work! My skills were pretty rusty from sitting at a desk. The Inupiat are quite interesting to watch and learn from. As far as the staff, it's like working with family members. We had a man that came in in severe hypothermia. Our little cleaning lady stopped what she was doing and litterally ran down the hall to put clean blankets in the dryer and get them warm, as we used eveything in the warmer. I was there three weeks when I finally found out you call central supply (right around the corner from the nurses station) and not maintanance when you needed as oxygen tank replaced. I would call the wrong department and they would bring it, anyhow! Did I mention Barrow is north of the artic circle? It's very cold in the winter, and I did get to walk on the Arctic Ocean.And the winter is dark. That didn't bother me becasue I usually went to work in the dark, and came home in the dark. The money is good, too. Feel free to send an email to me or respond here! Thanks, Sue

I have been following my post op diet and have not lost one pound in 11 days -I know the body has to catch up with the hospital wt loss but not one single pound and I am only 2 weeks out...any sugg?