“A Nurses World, Volume III: Things I Didn’t Learn In Nursing School” gives you the unique perspective of Rachel Andersen’s experiences, how and why she got started in her nursing career. A nurse doesn’t stop giving when she’s off the clock. As Good Samaritan situations arise, Rachel responds. These true stories include warm touching moments and bizarre hair-raising encounters that students considering a nursing career may want to consider, nurses will nod and think “I had a patient that…,” and the general public will enjoy as much as reading medical suspense novels, the “Chicken Soup Series,” or “Reader’s Digest: All In A Day’s Work,” “Instantly two long black arms shot straight up and grabbed the regulator off the tank. Since the oxygen was already turned on, the tank shot down the long hall of the psych ward like a rocket. It smashed through the inside wall and came to rest, in front of the brick outer wall.
I was so distracted by the tank for a few seconds I forgot to keep track of Rudy. It was just long enough for him to knock me flat on the floor and make a grab for the keys in my pocket. All four posse members dove for him. I ended up on the bottom of the tackle. I couldn’t move. I couldn’t breathe, and I couldn’t think what to do next.” You are invited to share stories with Rachel for “A Nurse’s World Volume IV,” See Author’s note inside.
