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A little something for the days you do not feel like enough... - Remember...Eleven year old you would be so proud of you. She would be so proud that after everything you have been through, you were brave anyway. - And you kept trusting in the process even when you were afraid. And even though there are so many things you have yet to figure out, you still chose to do your best with what you have right here in the now. - I know it’s so hard to see, but she would be so proud. Eleven year old you would be so proud. -MHN - #registerednurse #NICU #RN

I successfully put in my first baby IV . During nursing school clinicals, I would walk around and ask if there were any skills, specifically IVs, I could help with. I was fortunate to do a lot of IVs especially in OB triage and the ER and I became pretty confident. But when it came to peds or neonates, we were not allowed to start IVs or do many skills as a student (which was completely understandable!) . When I started my job, I was a little nervous to even do a heel stick on a baby. A lot of babies in the NICU have some form of IV or PICC. If they are brand brand new and super sick, we will do a UVC/UAC (umbilical venous catheter/umbilical arterial catheter). Unfortunately, a regular IV only lasts around 1-3 days because their veins are so small and fragile. If a baby needs medication, like antibiotics/TPN/lipids for longer than 4-5 days; we will put in a PICC line. . I’ve had two previous opportunities to start an IV but I’ve never been successful until yesterday! It was an exciting little milestone for myself, but I also have to remember that the babies I treat are extremely sick and that is my ultimate focus. I took a couple seconds to be proud of myself but went right back to “nurse game mode”. . What’s your favorite skill‍⚕️

Jessica Hanson is a photographer and owner of Pink Balloon Photography located in Billings, MT. She is also a NILMDTS volunteer photographer. Jessica began her NILMDTS journey after her daughter Ireland Elizabeth was stillborn at 25-weeks, in January of 2010. Jessica is a proud wife and mother of five beautiful sons who make her life full of laughter and noise. She also has an incredible relationship with the nurses at her local hospital and it is with their permission that we share the following story from Jessica:⠀ ⠀ “There are moments in your life when you know that from that point forward you will never be the same. One Monday, when I walked into one of our local hospitals to do a NILMDTS shoot I had no idea that I would leave battered, bruised and better for the job that I do for the families, nurses, and babies who've left their families far too soon.⠀ ⠀ These women could be any nurses--They don't always break in a hallway; sometimes it's their car, the employee lounge or in the staff bathroom. But, when they leave a patients room, after watching our dreams shatter, they crumble too. They ache with us, grieve for us and carry our burdens deep within their hearts. They are our brokenhearted heroes.”

That NICU nurse glow is just different

Starting my 4 shifts in a row today and I don’t want to throw shade on any of the gorgeous #influencers on this platform, but does anyone out there really have the time in the morning to wake up with the sun, do 10-15 minutes of meditation, an hour of yoga, drink your delicious matcha all before actually getting ready for work Awesome. Me neither. Here’s what my work mornings look like: wake up at 5 am, scroll through insta for like 5 min- look at the clock and think “crap, I’m going to be late!” Jump our of bed, shower, drink my caffeinated beverage of choice (you know I love some #matcha) kiss Chris and Keenie goodbye and scooooottt out the door! But! I HAVE added the following bed stretches each morning/night and I’ve been amazed at how much better my hips, back, and legs feel when I hit the floor in the morning. Swipe to see the video and have an amazing weekend loves!! #livejoyful @wearfigs

@shanacubana - Now that nursing school is over and I’M A GRADUATE, I don’t even know what to do with myself lol. All I know is its time to ace the NCLEX and get my pre-nursing school body back. Nursing school was rough, but now I’m fully equipped and capable of handling anything that comes my way. All glory be to God! This is just the beginning. ☺️✨ #newgrad #graduate #nursingschool #rnbsn #nicunurse #thetwindiaries #powerhousenurses

Plz make it stop #makeitstop #stop . . . . #nicu #nurse #rn #lpn #cna #nurses #nursejokes #nursehumor #nursememes #studentnurse #funnynurse #nightshift #nightshiftnurse #nicunurse #icunurse #snarkynurses #nurseabnormalities #medsurge #medsurgenurse #nursing #nightshiftlife #nightshiftproblems #newnurse #babynurse #newgrad #newgradnurse #newgradrn

“Dear 8 lb 6 oz newborn baby Jesus lying in a manger please let me get this on the first try” -Ricky Bobby #prayforme #nicu #nurse #rn #lpn #cna #nurses #nursejokes #nursehumor #nursememes #studentnurse #funnynurse #nightshift #nightshiftnurse #nicunurse #icunurse #snarkynurses #nurseabnormalities #medsurge #medsurgenurse #nursing #nightshiftlife #nightshiftproblems #newnurse #babynurse #newgrad #newgradnurse #newgradrn

Officially starting week 8 as a new grad . I’m honestly shocked I’m already two months into my new grad program which means only one month left of orientation. . By this time, I am taking care of all 2-3 babies by myself. I do all cares, feedings, pass medications, set up IV meds, talk to families and give report without my preceptor with me at all times. My preceptor or respiratory therapist will help me with positioning if I have an intubated baby. I really really love my preceptor She is always available if I have questions or if I want a second set of eyes and she doesn’t make me feel stupid for asking questions. For the most part, she lets me “do my thing”. I am still very rocky when it comes to talking with doctors or answering some specific questions, so she’s always there to help. . Overall, I am REALLY loving my job! I still feel like I don’t know anything and I will most likely feel this way for a very long time. But I’m really proud of the progress I’ve made so far and I’m looking forward to the next few weeks.