My neighbourhood was ranked as one of the top 10 wealthiest ones in Canada, according to Yahoo. I actually do live on a cul-de-sac, it's the only house. We prefer Japanese cars. We aren't too materialistic, so we do not try to live all flashy. We prefer to save and invest.
Yes, it's a cutthroat business, but we are at the top of ours. We obviously don't expect things to last forever, so we save and invest. Yes, bad moments can happen, but most of those problems can be dealt with by insurance or warranties. Ottawa is pretty resistant to Economic problems, our sales haven't really dropped at all. Subway has not been a bad investment for the over 15 years that we've owned them. Bad investments can happen, but that's why you don't put all your eggs in one basket. And we definitely do not live beyond our means, we don't even go near it.
SO YAY I got into nursing now I'm saving for books and stuff like that..which is gonna be expensiveeee which sucks..its bout 2 grand for 1st semester books..another thing is a stethoscope..any suggestions on what one I can use because I can't obvs hear from the normal ones..i tried just for fun..told my partner for the lab she was dead cuz she had no heartbeat..any suggestions for anything deaf related and related to my nursing program would be much appreciated!
How interesting that No one on this thread seems to ever mention me...I am deaf, an RN and used to work in the OR but recently was told by my employer of 5 years that he was going to let me go because my hearing is getting worse...blah blah blah...co-workers have noticed I don't hear well (oh really???)...Yes I am an RN so if you ever want to chat about nursing school, other's, whatever...I am always available. Congrats on getting into nursing school...If you need books, I may have some If you need them...
How interesting that No one on this thread seems to ever mention me...I am deaf, an RN and used to work in the OR but recently was told by my employer of 5 years that he was going to let me go because my hearing is getting worse...blah blah blah...co-workers have noticed I don't hear well (oh really???)...Yes I am an RN so if you ever want to chat about nursing school, other's, whatever...I am always available. Congrats on getting into nursing school...If you need books, I may have some If you need them...
Hi Zebras!
I have been a nurse for 4 years ( after 20 year career as a paramedic). I have 70% loss in the right ear and 40% in the left. I wear bilateral bte's and have found little tricks. First Go to the skin!!! do not try to listen through gowns or clothing its self defeating. second whenever possible close the curtain/door/ask if the family can step out for a second under the reason of privacy but it also helps reduce ambient noise. Regarding the scope i am going to try a littman3200 to see if the bluetooth feature will pair with my oticon streamer will post when I find out! currently use a littman master which is nice but i need more amplification. Best of luck in the Profession. The motto of nursing school is NEVER GIVE UP!!!