Monthly Archives: March 2013

Just wanted to say I hope everyone has a very Happy Easter tomorrow and I hope everyone is enjoying their break so far! I’ve been having a great time in Austin with my hubby and amazing friends and I look … Continue reading →

I don’t know if I mentioned this before in my blog but I had a health issue that started about a year ago and got progressively worse over the summer during IMS. By that time, I wasn’t sleeping because I … Continue reading →

Today we had a palliative care/hospice nurse as a speaker in public health. I have so much respect for people like Ms. Lloyd! I can’t imagine doing her job and she really seems to have found her calling. After class, … Continue reading →

Today we had an interesting assignment due for Public Health. We had to fill out some paperwork such as DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) orders and advance directives and then we wrote a paper about how that made us feel and … Continue reading →

Chicago was a blast and I can honestly say that I fell in love with the city. But it’s also nice to be back home, especially since I missed my husband so much! It was also amazing to be able … Continue reading →

So far, the trip has been a blast! It’s so nice to be surrounded by so many people who have the same interests and goals as you. The speakers have been pretty fantastic and besides just getting a different perspective, … Continue reading →

We had a very interesting speaker in public health this week who spoke about long term care. I read some interesting stats that made me think back on what Mrs. Garner was saying about abuse that seems to sadly not … Continue reading →

I must say that I was very impressed with Lutheran Sunset Ministries as a whole during our field trip for public health. I really love that they have every level of care that an elderly person may need all in … Continue reading →

So I mentioned that we refinanced out mortgage a couple of weeks ago. Yesterday in finance, Dr. Cunningham said we were going to go over a case called “Should you refinance?” What a coincidence! The case was very interesting since … Continue reading →