I believe that for one to be successful in any chosen job or career, the person should at least have passion for the job. Passion drives you to commit to the job and make the best out of it.
Talking about the job that I'll be terrible at, I would say that they are quite a sum, lol. But topping the list is -
nursing., oh holy mossy 😂.
See eh, I truly admire those doing these jobs, jeez, they are the real MVP, I cannot can, hehehe. I know we have nurses here on Hive and I say you guys are worth celebrating. Well, every job is worth celebrating, that I know.
For one, I don't feel too comfortable being around the hospital environment, it's sickening. Visiting the hospital makes me feel sick the more. I just wish there's a way to avoid the hospital, but I doubt. It's just a necessity, either you go there to seek medical attention, or to see a sick person.
Being a nurse means that I'll have to at least work at the hospital or any health care center and since these are the last place I ever want to find myself in, how then will I be able to do well in the job, ah!, I'll be getting queries and sanctions everyday. I doubt if anyone can actually perform optimally while working in an environment that they aren't comfortable with.
Again, you see this injection needles and everything related to them, please don't bring them close to me.
I prefer taking drugs to jabs. Oh the pain of it. I will scream down the roof it you dare bring injection close to my bum. I can allow for IV or on laps, and my eyes must be closed, but bum, no way, except maybe I was sleeping.
So if I'm to become a nurse, part of my work will be to administer injections to people when the need arises, how then will I be able to handle it, when I, myself is scared of injections. Ah! I'll be the worse at it. I may end causing harm to the patients if I even try.
To be a nurse, one is required to be empathetic, compassionate, caring, and a good communicator. These are all good qualities and I possess them in quantum, hehehe. Other ones are emotional stability, stamina and endurance. You see these ones, it will take the grace of God for me to handle.
I'm a dammed emotional person, I can loose myself to tears, like I can't endure the sight of someone in a helpless and painful situation and the hospital is where you see most of these people, I hope you understand what I mean here. Such gets to me so easily that I can't even withstand the emotions running through me. This isn't healthy because in such a state, I might make a lot of mistakes in the course of attending to the patient and this may aggravate or worsen the person's condition. Now instead of helping to save someone's life, I'm putting them in danger. Ah, I won't even bear the guilt. So it's better I steer off clear from the profession, abeg oo.
Going further, I can't stand the sight of the red liquid in humans, please don't look at me like that, you should understand what I mean, lol.
How would someone who upon seeing such liquid coming out from the pierced boil on her armpit, cry uncontrollably and shouting that all the red liquid in her body has finished, become a nurse? That will be catastrophic, lol. It's hilarious no doubt and happened when I was still a kid but the memory has lived with me. Seeing such in another person unsettles me.
Will I even talk about the psychological trauma that may arise from being in an operating room witnessing incisions on human bodies and red everywhere, arrghh!. I will just abandon the surgical tray and run for my dear heart. I cannot can.
With these few points of mine, I hope that I have confused oh, sorry convinced you that that nursing is not my calling. 😂
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