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What is WORST thing about Nursing?



What is WORST thing about Nursing?

Having to face the families of those whom have passed..
the homes!
Warm milk.
your mind is the key to the answer......
Latching on, and getting used to it.
cleaning up poo and vomit. taking people to the toilet. urgh.
but it's a very noble profession and nurses should get paid more than useless GPs, they generally know more and contribute more to the healing process.
not being able to wear crocs anymore
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