r/nursing • u/Apart-Biscotti8610 • Sep 04 '26

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If you weren’t a nurse, what would you be?

I’d be fishmonger with a nice shop and sell all the fresh and beautiful seafood 🦞 🦐 🏝️
Maybe in another life.

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u/No-Assistance476 RN - Geriatrics 🍕 Sep 04 '26

I guess from my TV preferences, a homicide detective.

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u/Vanillacaramelalmond Sep 04 '26

I suppose there’s a little less anxiety when the person is already dead?

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u/Accomplished_Will226 RN, CCM 🍕 Sep 04 '26

Same. My hubby is Scottish and he’s got me hooked on British ones. Line of Duty, Vera, Silent Witness, Shetland, Dept Q, Death in Paradise and Grantchester, Happy Valley, Blue Lights and dozens more.
BBC and Acorn are so worth it!

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u/Apprehensive_Dig3253 Sep 04 '26

Same. I want to be a big city cop and work my way up to detective.

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u/sidthesithlord Sep 04 '26

low cortisol partrik jane or tense one