I bet this actually meant a lot to him. Sometimes it’s hard to remember “oh yeah I’m actually meeting those goals I set years ago.”
I’m still borderline, I still have chronic suicidal ideation, especially when something pops into my head that was dumb even as far back at middle school. But then sometimes I’m like "oh wait remember 10 years ago in the state hospital when you were like “I bet I could do this better” and now you’ve been a nurse for five years and working in mental health for 10 and this job asked if you wanted to be their crisis deescalation teacher for the location and respond to psych emergencies on the med units 6 months in? And one of those nurses says she worries less when you show up? Remember four years ago when you had a psychotic person in restraints who cleared up and wrote you a daisy nomination?
I feel like every once in a while this guy has to be reminded sir, you are an astronaut.
This is amazing and inspirational. You do great work. As someone who has been hospitalized for mental health issues more than once, I’ve witnessed first hand the incredible impact (positive and negative) people in your line of work directly have on the lives of others. Thank you for being a reason that others can go on to be an astronaut.
If it helps, those cringe moment you have of something you did in the past? That means you’ve grown past it. You’re able to see that behavior in yourself and recognize it as a cringey moment because you’re a better person than you were then. Yeah, it sucks to have those, but take it as an indicator that you’re doing just fine.
I bet this actually meant a lot to him. Sometimes it’s hard to remember “oh yeah I’m actually meeting those goals I set years ago.”
I’m still borderline, I still have chronic suicidal ideation, especially when something pops into my head that was dumb even as far back at middle school. But then sometimes I’m like "oh wait remember 10 years ago in the state hospital when you were like “I bet I could do this better” and now you’ve been a nurse for five years and working in mental health for 10 and this job asked if you wanted to be their crisis deescalation teacher for the location and respond to psych emergencies on the med units 6 months in? And one of those nurses says she worries less when you show up? Remember four years ago when you had a psychotic person in restraints who cleared up and wrote you a daisy nomination?
I feel like every once in a while this guy has to be reminded sir, you are an astronaut.
You’re killing the game, homie. I’m proud of you.
I’m proud of you ❤️
This is amazing and inspirational. You do great work. As someone who has been hospitalized for mental health issues more than once, I’ve witnessed first hand the incredible impact (positive and negative) people in your line of work directly have on the lives of others. Thank you for being a reason that others can go on to be an astronaut.
If it helps, those cringe moment you have of something you did in the past? That means you’ve grown past it. You’re able to see that behavior in yourself and recognize it as a cringey moment because you’re a better person than you were then. Yeah, it sucks to have those, but take it as an indicator that you’re doing just fine.
Me, too. I’m proud of you. You’ve come so far and you still have lots left.