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London1796 views

How can I mentally be okay during training?

Back in 2024 I lost my gymnastics coach to suicide and then gymnastics just got harder. My mental state at the time was not good because I had just moved to a new house and I was going to switch schools in the upcoming year. I was leaving all of my friends and the only person who helped me through it was my coach. My mental state is much better after going to therapy for a while. But sometimes I just cry at gymnastics because I can't forget about my coach. Any ideas to keep her with me as a good thing and not cry during practice?

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Harley286 views

How can I prepare myself for the loss of my patients?

I am 17 years old and planning to go to college for nursing. My end goal is to become a NICU nurse. I would love to know how to cope with the inevitable.

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Kaitlin1399 views

How do I know working as an Oncology nurse won't affect me mentally or if it's even right for me #Fall25?

I know I will get to experience different specialties in nursing school and get a taste of what I may like or not like to work in. I lost my mom to ovarian cancer. I am currently on my educational ride towards my nursing career. I really feel like I would love working in oncology because I will be able to relate and connect with my patients. Many people say it would make not having my mom around even harder. Should I look for a different path instead of oncology, or consider a different specialty? What all can I expect in the day and the life of an Oncology nurse compared to a different specialty? #Fall25

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Kayla1346 views

What are the training requirements for A mortician?

Are there certain schools I have to attend, which is the best

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emily764 views

how do you deal with the loss of patients

#death #surgeon

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Lane842 views

Why don't people who die for a little bit remember what they saw when they died?

#death #doctor #nurse #dying

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Gabriella1373 views

What is the best way to break the news of the death of a family member to their family?

I am intending on becoming a physicians assistant and I recognize that I may be put in this situation at some point. I would like some tips for this hard topic. #medicine #working-with-children #death #physician-assistant #students-interested-in-career-as-physician-assistants #medical-practice #coping #grief-counseling #family-medicine

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Gabriella2532 views

What is the best way to cope with potential deaths of medical patients?

I am going to be a physician's assistant and I plan to work in pediatrics. I want to know coping methods people in the medical profession have to cope with deaths of patients. #medicine #physician-assistant #students-interested-in-career-as-physician-assistants #death #copingmethods #patients #working-with-children #pediatrics

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Yeaji986 views

As a surgeon, how do you cope with the death of your patients?

#medicine #surgery #death #healthcare #hospital-and-healthcare #surgeon

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