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From Conception to the Grave: WHO Year of the Nurse and...

Guest Post By Karen Ady   Karen lives in the Central Valley of California with her husband. When she is not writing or catching babies you can find her singing at the piano, schlepping through thrift stores, or planning Grandma Camp for her 15 grandchildren.     At first I didn’t know I wasn’t alive. I still went to work, I smiled at my clients 24/7. But when work was over I couldn’t smile. My joy was dead. My heart was broken. I could count my blessings and the feeling that I should be happy overpowered any actual joy I felt.   I killed myself with...
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Calling the Midwives: A Personal Essay: WHO Year and the Nurse...

Guest Post by MarieC   Marie C is mother to one human, two felines, and a husband, living in Gippsland, Australia. She does aerial fitness in her spare time and has picked up Bullet Journaling as a COVID hobby. She hopes to become a teacher sometime this century and maybe publish a book if she ever finds the time. Her favourite colour is purple and one of her many obsessions is Doctor Who.    January 31st, 2020. 1:46am. That's when I became a mother.   This is not my birth story though. This is my midwife story. That is, my experience with all the many midwives...
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Migrating into Midwifery and Nursing: WHO 2020 Year of the Nurse...

Guest post by Tori.   Tori loves living in Australia, but travelling around the world taking in all the different cultures, scenery and food gives her life. She has a Chinese, Samoan and English heritage, that has resulted in crazy curls. She enjoys anything outdoors, rainy days, playing any sport and learning new crafts.   Before becoming a senior in high school, we had a careers day which encouraged us to look into various careers for after high school. In this, we were given an aptitude test that searches for your strengths, what you enjoy, what you are good at. Maths wasn’t...
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