This was written back in September 16, 2020. It had only been today (May 30, 2024) that I posted this because I was just scrolling through my drafts and found that this was never published. So here you go: my life as a nurse during the first year of the pandemic. The photo shown above… Continue reading Quarantine Diaries | Nursing Edition
Ends by dawn, starts again by dusk. More days like this and she just might combust. She is always awake at night, questioning her sanity And thinking of different ways to ease her anxiety. When she arrives at work, she proceeds to the computer Not to check if it functions, no. She’s not that much… Continue reading A Nurse’s Anxiety (inc) | June 19, 2020
I woke up feeling a little off, and as day progressed to night, and while I prepared for my night shift as a staff nurse, it got worse. My ascension on the stairs to the station where I was assigned was getting slower every second, and I was beginning to feel discomfort in my chest.… Continue reading Anxiety
“When are you going to inquire about taking the exams?” “Did you know that there’s a great offer for nurses in Saudi?” “Ask from you cousin. He’ll surely help you.” Those are the things I hear nowadays from my aunt and parents. They have been wanting me to get out there and live my life… Continue reading Pressured // Journal no. 2
Internal Monologues 