So, it wasn't as bad as I thought it'd be, and it was worse than I thought it'd be all at once. I was lost the whole day; I'm not sure if I charted everything 100% accurately, and I'm not sure that I covered my bum in all the places I needed to, but I didn't break down and cry, and I wasn't dead from exhaustion when I came home. I'm thankful that I survived day one. I'm thankful that day one is over. I'm thankful that none of my patients had any sentinel or significant events today, and I'm thankful that I have such a knowledgable and friendly preceptor. I am thankful that I have off tomorrow, and I'm thankful that I get to sleep in tomorrow morning, and Josh is going to take care of Rigby, and I can relax and recoop the whole day. I'm excited to try our Mexican food night. Lord, Please help me to have the humility to ask for help, ask questions, and approach situations in a calm and respectful manner. Please help me to correct myself (if and when needed) before I approach someone else about correcting their behavior. Remind me that it is a privelage to work as a nurse in this hospital and not a right. Lord, please help me to be a caring nurse and to make a difference in peoples lives. Thank you, Lord. Amen.
Love, Sara
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