May!! Whoa. Ok, yeah, I'm a little erked because May is graduation month. Eeee! I'm not sure how I feel about that.
On the one hand, yeah, I am excited to graduate. Ya know, get out in the real world??? Leave my college bubble?? I'll become a real nurse and get a real job. I'll have more time to spend at Calvary Chapel. The people there are waiting for me to graduate so that I'll be able to join the worship team and play piano. So I do have my post-graduation ministries lined up. Yay!
On the other hand, graduation means becoming an adult really quickly. It also means that I have to leave Vision and all my friends. I won't be able to see them as much. But I'll make new friends....I hope.
Ok. Not thinking about graduation anymore (T-30 days and counting).
My clinical at Christiana Hospital is going well. My preceptor is pretty cool. She's 26. I've been looking for opportunities for spiritual conversation, and we've had a few small ones so far. I've been praying for her like whoa.
At Christiana, I am on the Oncology Unit. (Cancer for all you lay people out there.) However, I haven't actually been out on the floor that much. The majority of my clinical experience has been in the Bone Marrow Transplant Unit, which is sort of a separate unit from the rest of the floor. It's quiet there during the night (I work on midnight shift), and I often find myself with nothing to do because all my patients are sleeping. Last night I practiced NCLEX style questions. Sweet.
I got some fun assignments to complete before morning! :)
God is good.
Peace.
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