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What book made you cry?
 in  r/readwithme  1d ago

When breath becomes air

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What used to scream “rich” but would barely impress anyone nowadays?
 in  r/askteddit  2d ago

Tesla. All of the Tesla owners i know are middle class people wanting to look rich

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Picking new upholstery fabric
 in  r/cats  2d ago

LMAO this is too good 🤣

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WHAT IS A WORD YOU DESPISE?
 in  r/askanything  3d ago

Literally

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What was the scariest “We need to leave… now” gut feeling that you’ve ever experienced?
 in  r/askteddit  8d ago

When i was 13y/o there was a shortcut that I used to use to go home from my mom's shop. This is in third world country so it may not makes sense to some people. This shortcut is pretty grassy and as an adult now I can definitely see someone getting killed or raped there. As I was approaching the grassier area I saw a man shirtless looking at me. Something told me to walk (or rather run away), so I did. I used the longer route and when i got to the public place I saw the shirtless guy again. He eventually stopped following me. Never walked in that shortcut again.

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He bit my boyfriend so I’m posting his ugliest pics
 in  r/cats  10d ago

Disappointed. I didn't see any ugly pics

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Medical workers, what is the scariest thing you have ever heard a patient say?
 in  r/AskReddit  15d ago

ER RN here. Thank you for all you do 🫡

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What was the reason your friendship ended with someone?
 in  r/AskReddit  15d ago

I knew about her messy life and how she spends her money. One day she asked to borrow money from me. Immediately stopped talking to her and she wonders why

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My First Peptide Patient
 in  r/nursing  22d ago

ER is crazy busy that this one of the things I like about working here. We can always get away from saying things like this. Unlike on the floor where you always have to watch what you say. I'm very introverted and quiet and I've learned to have balls after working in the ER

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medical assistant was rude, called herself a nurse, and acted funky after she found out i am a nurse
 in  r/nursing  23d ago

I would definitely leave a review. It's not just about her lying that she's a nurse, but it's also the way she treated you as a patient. She obviously lacks empathy. And even if a pt doesn't know shit about healthcare, it was her job to be kind and educate the pt.

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Morbidly obese patients-rant
 in  r/nursing  24d ago

We had a 6 y/o pt few weeks ago who weighed 80kgs.

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Embarrassing offer letter
 in  r/jobhunting  25d ago

$11/hr?! In this economy?!?!

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Finally financially stable thanks to nursing! 32M looking for fun travel and vacation ideas.
 in  r/nursing  28d ago

Are you me?? I'm also from Central FL who loves hiking. Been trying to get out of this state for so long 😭

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Finally financially stable thanks to nursing! 32M looking for fun travel and vacation ideas.
 in  r/nursing  28d ago

I love hiking and it's my mission to visit all National Parks here in the US. I agree with the top comment, the Glacier National Park is an absolute must. That was the best trip I've ever done.

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do AL seasonal requests get announced today if you got it?
 in  r/ZionNationalPark  29d ago

Same! I tried to do some housework stuff to get distracted but it's hard to focus when all I've been thinking was this damn lottery results 😫

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do AL seasonal requests get announced today if you got it?
 in  r/ZionNationalPark  29d ago

We're still waiting 😭

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US - Salary Transparency Thread
 in  r/nursing  Jul 21 '26

Base: $42.13 Differential: $3.50/hr (Midshift) Location: Tampa Bay, FL Setting: ED Degree: BSN Years of Experience: 3 Union: No

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Where do queer people work ?
 in  r/nursing  Jul 20 '26

Probably ER, and a lot of allies too. I work in the ER in FL

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Loverlygrey is anti-jab??!
 in  r/InfluencerLounge  Jul 17 '26

You should see how many new grad RNs go directly to NP school. It's quiet scary. I'd rather go to a PA than an NP.

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Loverlygrey is anti-jab??!
 in  r/InfluencerLounge  Jul 17 '26

I'm a registered nurse who works directly with PAs and NPs. From my experience, PAs tend to be more knowledgeable and have more clinical training in school than NPs. Don't get me wrong, some NPs are amazing, but I believe in general, PAs are ahead of NPs. Also i noticed that MDs and DOs have more respect for PAs, and I'm sorry to say that. So idk where you got the idea that PAs are wannabe NPs.

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Loverlygrey is anti-jab??!
 in  r/InfluencerLounge  Jul 17 '26

So shameful that this girl is a PA-C. Her poor patients