Comments by caregiver90
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Posted on September 24 at 1:39 p.m.
I have lived in that area for a number of years. It will save more than three minutes if you drive the speed limit. Plus, it's not being built just to save a little time. Why is there so much negativity in these blogs?
Posted on March 20 at 2:22 p.m.
I think this is an excellent idea. The more accessible it is for someone to take this course, the more likely they will be to do it. I have worked in nursing for a number of years - first as a CNA and then moved up the ladder and now have a management position. Being a CNA (yes, darn hard work) should be a prerequisite for anyone entering nursing. Having worked as a CNA myself, I can really appreciate how hard they work and the excellent care they give. I have worked with a number of high school age CNAs who are very caring and compassionate. You learn the basics first, and it may help you make up your mind if this is the career for you. I have seen nurses come out of school and find that they don't like much of the work they have to do. Nursing is a challenging - and rewarding career.
Posted on March 17 at 10:43 a.m.
Congratulations to the Comets on a job well done. Good luck in your next game!
Posted on March 7 at 12:04 p.m.
Congratulations Otter girls and coaches on a great win and a super season. You make us all proud!
Posted on January 30 at 11:25 a.m.
vbmom -
Be proud of the recognition UHS received. But why must you point fingers at another school - as if to say "ha ha, we're better than you". Perhaps you should show the maturity that the mother of a high school student should have. It reminds me of the behavior at some high school football and basketball games.
Posted on January 27 at 12:13 p.m.
My children have gone to various area schools and they have all received a great education and have all received a college eduation, too. The students must work hard themselves and ask for help when they need it. If they don't get the help they need, ask someone else. And the parents must also be involved in the education of their children. Don't sit back and complain about the teachers and school administrators. Some folks just seem to need to blame someone else for the problems. When you point your finger at someone else, look at your hand and see how many fingers are pointing back at you.
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Posted on September 29 at 1:59 p.m.
Most of that education (of the youth for the past 15 years or so) should be taking place in the home with the parents. That's where the biggest problem is.
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