Pediatric Dream Team!!

PRETTY LITTLE DAISYS - JK'S VERSION

♡ pairing: college student!f x college student!jeon jungkook

♡ genre: friends with benefits to lovers, slow burn, smut, angst, fluff

♡ warnings: mentions of death, mentions of drug and drug use, mentions of alcohol and alcohol use, explicit language, mentions of depression and eating disorder, long distance, explicit sex, oral sex, dirty talk, fingering, overstimulation, multiple orgasms, masturbation.

♡ summary: "If there was a thing on campus she was known for, was her two moles, right under her left eye.

The most beautiful woman I’d seen, a sight to see, a vision to die for. I’d be able to record every single time I’d fallen for those pretty galaxies in your eyes, touched those strawberry lips and ran my fingers through your silk-soft hair.

It was all so fast, you came into my life and turned it upside down, but it wasn’t your fault though, I was anticipating it. I always liked the “easy to read” kind of girls more, but you were as mysterious as a black cat, and I felt the need to know everything you hide from the world. I couldn’t say I wasn’t hoping you’d come to your senses and understand that I’m not the man for you, that you deserve so much more, but I was still selfish and wanted you only to myself. Would you forgive me for wanting you so bad that no other guy could ever have you?"

♡ a/n: I'm so happy to finally be publishing a story, after so long since I used to write and publish when I was younger (about 7 years ago). Just so you know, English is not my primmary language, so 'm really sorry if I make any mistakes and feel free to correct me :)

It's a Jk x Reader but for the context of the story, the fem character will be a Korean Female named Lee Areum (Amy Lee in english) and she'll be born in 1999. This story is on Jungkooks point of view, but I hope to remake a "Areum's Version" in the future. I'm also getting inspiration from certain songs and each chapter will have one song dedicated to it!

Hope you guys like it and good reading ♡

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Behind every dope ass woman is one hell of a story💚🪄🌻

Work last night was good. I was originally paired with this older nurse who is painfully slow (report Saturday with her took an hour and then she was there for 2 more finishing things up...) And she just does not seem to have it together, especially not enough to teach and precept. I was dreading it, but then the charge nurse ended up moving me to her assignment instead. There was a lot of miscommunication with the educators and the resource nurse, so she wanted me to go back to the original nurse, but L (the charge) said I could stay with her. Tonight I'll be with that older nurse and I'm not looking forward to it. They said she hasn't precepted in a long time and I got the sense they didn't really think she should be in that position at all. I guess we'll see what tonight holds. Trying to go in with an open mind, but also just focusing on getting through the shift and doing my own work, and leaving at an appropriate time. I'm able to work mostly independently, especially with nights that are slower paced. I had the patients in Saturday and I will likely take 2 of them on my own.

I had a great shift with L last night. She was a really great preceptor and teacher. She actually precepted my preceptor and she's had 15 preceptees in the last few years, so is experienced and good at it. Unfortunetly she won't be there tonight or I'm sure I would be with her again. I learned things I hadn't previously, and actually took 3 patients basically on my own. I got lots of baby snuggles from a very grouchy nugget who only wanted to be held or was otherwise screaming and crying. We were basically taking turns snuggling them, rocking them and loving on them, wishing they would sleep. I think they would have if the hospital had swaddles because they kept getting out of the swaddle blanket. They spent some time at the nurses station with us too. Our other kiddos were angels in comparison and slept through the night.

The best part of the night was that we ordered froyo because we all needed it to get through the shift. I felt more included and social with everyone and really appreciate how helpful and kind everyone is and how much I'm learning. Even tonight, if it's not my preceptor, I know I'll have the support of other nurses and be able to ask questions if needed. I have an idea of what patients I can take so hopefully we can go with that.

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gold star for being brave

Midwife

“Midwife with child in Oslo, Norway.” - via Wikimedia Commons

"he had to lose her to be able to control his time slipping and get her back!!!" but what if it wasn't just about that!

what if it was about the fact that he doesn't want to be alone. the fact that he just wants his friends back. the fact that exactly what he had just said he didn't want, the thing that was his biggest fear, just happened.

they all disappeared in front of him, one by one. and then he was all alone. completely alone as the world fell apart around him. that was what made him able to control his time slipping. that was what he was trying to get back because that's all he's ever wanted. to not be alone.

“There, there, now you can throw up all you want.”

Resident to baby, while passing baby to the intern.

STEREK WEEK 2022

Everyone receives a spirit dragon at the age of five. The dragons help their humans find a mate. The one person meant to be theirs and by doing so they find the dragon's other half as well.

DAY #2: Dungeons & Dragons

@sterekweek-2022

fuck me man i got to retake an exam i did poorly on and DID WORSE

Every life has a story

Every life has a plan

And some of us chase the glory

Some just do the best we can

I choose not to follow

I choose not to lead

I choose simply to allow myself to be

I'm free

I'm human but I'm comfortable with me

I'm capable got everything I need

I'm focused and I'm living out my dreams💚🪄🌻👩🏾‍⚕️

not all heroes wear capes but sometimes they do after 12 hour shifts and shitty pizza <3

a lot of nurses and I presume other clinicians avoid going into pediatrics because they don’t want to deal with parents, under the assumption that parents are overprotective, spoil their kid to the point of harm, are too critical of our performance as healthcare workers and providers, and to some extent this happens. but those parents can be reasoned with and fundamentally have the same goals as you as the nurse—they want the kid to be happy and healthy and not in pain. they’re on your side!! they want the same things you do and you can collaborate with them!!

what’s way harder for me to engage with are parents who veer the opposite way, who get mad at their kids for crying and being scared, who don’t provide the emotional support and comfort that kids need when hospitalized.

hospitalization sucks and even older kids can easily regress a lot out of fear and a new environment, ir makes me feel awful when parents reflexively scold their children when I come into the room because like I understand if they’re scared and it’s normal and I want them to know that their parents are going to keep them safe and be there for them. it doesn’t work if you are getting upset with them for being upset, it just escalates things!