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The Power of Touch
When newborns' 9-month lease is terminated (aka childbirth lol), one of the very first things health care professionals will do is place...
Mar 233 min read


Time is Everything
We've all been there. That rut where our goals and desires become obscure. That point where we let uncertainty prevail. That instant in...
Jan 124 min read


Self-Care for Caregivers
Prior to an airplane's departure, the flight attendants demonstrate safety measures to all passengers. Although it may seem repetitive...
Nov 17, 20245 min read


Sight of Hope
Back in the summer of 2024, I had started working at a palliative care home. When I had gone for my job interview, I remember setting...
Nov 3, 20245 min read


Seasons Change
As the sun sets earlier, and the air gets a bit colder, these changes hint to the approach of autumn. Although summer has come to its...
Oct 6, 20243 min read


Legacies Live On
It's crazy how life works ... Within the last two weeks, it has been a rollercoaster of emotions all around me. It's wild to think that...
Sep 9, 20244 min read


Nurses Eat their Young ... ?
There is an infamous expression that sadly exists in the nursing community: nurses eat their young. This saying is used to depict the...
Aug 18, 20248 min read


To Fight Como Frida
As I stare at the painting of Frida Kahlo up on my wall, I reminisce about the time I took care of Y.L. and recount the similar strong...
Aug 4, 20247 min read


Wisdom of the Young
As my medical-surgical rotation in my second year of nursing school was nearly ending, I remember receiving my patient assignment for the...
Jul 21, 20245 min read


Suit & Tie
Mr. Z was the most gentle soul I had ever met. Having moved to Canada in recent years with his wife from China, he worked as an...
Jul 14, 20245 min read


Speak Up
In nursing school, pathophysiology and pharmacology are often what takes precedence over other topics covered. Of course, learning what...
Jul 7, 20249 min read


First Code Blue
A few weeks ago, on a night shift, Mrs. M wasn’t doing so well. She was trached and ventilated. With her respiratory status compromised,...
Jun 30, 20245 min read


A Fight Within the Mind
J. was a 32 year-old gentleman who came into the Neuro ICU following an episode of what appeared to be seizures and increasing periods of...
Jun 23, 20244 min read


Ladies’ Man
Mr. C. was always a funny character from the get-go. In the initial days of his admission, Mr. C. came in with difficulty walking due to...
Jun 9, 20245 min read


A Seed of Exponential Growth
In my second year of nursing school, the med-surg (medical surgical) rotation was my toughest yet most impactful clinical rotation. Not...
May 26, 20245 min read


Mother Dearest
Within a year of working at the Neuro ICU, I remember overhearing my coworkers talking about the story of Mrs. I., a woman in her forties...
May 12, 20245 min read


Code White, Code Flight!
I remember when I had planned my first solo trip on the whim in 2018. I was working an evening shift in an internal medicine unit, on my...
May 5, 20245 min read


Western Dream vs Reality
Seeking a better life for yourself and your loved ones is a universal goal we all strive to achieve. This narrative reflects the lives of...
Apr 28, 20245 min read


Standing Ground
“One day, I’ll walk. Watch me, you’ll see. We’ll have a talk Over a cup of coffee” You had a fighting spirit, Unlimited hope One hard to...
Apr 7, 20244 min read
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