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10 Times Parks And Rec Described Being A Nurse Pretty Darn Well

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1. When you're crying in the med room because you're having a bad shift and someone asks if you're okay

2. When you go in your 500 pound patient's room to bathe them and need help but everyone else is busy, you don't have enough washcloths, and then you realize you have to pee

3. When your patient tries to explain why they keep taking their clothes off

4. Pretty much every shift when you have a confused patient

5. In which every nurse is Chris Traeger and your patient/family member is Andy Dwyer

6. Trying to make it through a night shift without coffee

7. And how you feel after night shifts when you eat way too much to stay awake

8. When you really don't want to work out after working night shift

9. How you feel about your other nurse friends

10. And finally, how we all felt the first day of orientation on our units

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1. When you're crying in the med room because you're having a bad shift and someone asks if you're okay

2. When you go in your 500 pound patient's room to bathe them and need help but everyone else is busy, you don't have enough washcloths, and then you realize you have to pee

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6. Trying to make it through a night shift without coffee

7. And how you feel after night shifts when you eat way too much to stay awake

8. When you really don't want to work out after working night shift

9. How you feel about your other nurse friends

10. And finally, how we all felt the first day of orientation on our units

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1. When you get your acceptance letter

2. When you try to figure out how class enrollment works

3. When it’s move in day

4. When you arrive on campus and see all of the attractive people

5. FROG Week

6. When you find your squad

7. When you visit DHall (RIP) or EHall for the first time

8. When you take on way too many credits

9. When you go to your first party at JMU

10. When the rival school shows up for the homecoming game (or any game really)

11. Sunday Brunch

12. When you see the infamous “preacher” for the first time

13. The first snow day

14. Madipalooza

15. When finals week rolls around

16. When you have to say goodbye

17. And when you finally get to go back

Do you have a small get-together or throw a big bash?

1. Your family and friends ask what you want for your birthday, so you give them a list of options.

2. You're super excited about your birthday the week before.

3. Your family flies in town to celebrate with you.

4. Your siblings wake you up.

5. Your friends are so excited to be with you on your big day.

6. If you work, your office might throw a party for you.

7. For your actual party, you plan a small get-together with close family and friends ...

8. ... or large celebration with everyone you know.

9. You eat the best meal you've had in weeks.

10. You devour the first piece of cake proudly.

11. You embarrass yourself somehow.

12. You get the present you really wanted but thought no one would get you.

13. You are a little sad about getting older.

14. That feeling wears off and you realize how happy you are to have family and friends to celebrate this day with you.

15. The morning after your birthday looks something like this.

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1. Communicating via email can be awkward.

2. Appointments usually accompany weird looks.

3. Introducing yourself to someone is never without a hitch.

4. You’ve probably thought about changing your name.

5. You’re often asked why you have the name you do.

6. You get excited when you meet someone of your gender with your name.

7. You feel awkward when you meet someone of the opposite gender with your name.

8. You’ve had someone say to you, “I knew a [your name], but they were [your opposite gender].”

9. You’ve heard a bad joke/pick-up line or two about your name before.

10. People are surprised when they see you.

11. You’re extra sensitive to other unique or unisex names.

12. You’ve fought with your parents about it.

13. All things considered, you’re happy your name makes you unique.

You know that all of these things apply to you. You'll just never tell.

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