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Christmas Time Isn't Always a Happy Time And That's Okay
A lot of times when I write posts like this, people assume I'm talking about me and my sadness. However, I'm fairly well-adjusted when it comes to...
COVID-19: A Different Perspective, What Becomes of the Laboring, Sick, Shut-in, and Bereaved?
COVID-19 is here to stay for a while, and with each new day, it seems new local, state, and national records for the highest number of cases and de...
I Didn't Sign Up For This
First and foremost, I want to thank all the essential workers: healthcare, hospital, and non-healthcare alike. I hope you are safe and do not contr...
Without Proper Self-Care, You Can’t Provide Your Best Care
Knowing when self-care is more important than providing patient care.
Put Some RESPECT on Our Historically Black Colleges and Universities
I am a proud Historically Black College and University (HBCU) graduate, daughter of HBCU graduates, and family and friend to many an HBCU graduate....
Knowledge Is Power And A Curse and A Blessing
I wholeheartedly believe knowledge is power, and I have benefited from being taught at some of the best schools at all points of my life. However, ...
Eczema: A Day in the Life
Disclaimer: Don't feel bad or pity me. I live a great life, but some times this Eczema gets on my last nerve, so I thought I'd write it out.
To s...
Healers and Biases: Biases Exists, Stop Pretending They Don't.
I am a nurse who belongs to various social media nurse groups. Twice, in a matter of ten days, in two different nursing groups, I have seen, what I can only describe as willful ignorance regarding the Black maternal and infant morbidity and mortality public health crisis. This ignorance is disheartening and disturbing, but ultimately, not surprising.
I don't care about R. Kelly. I care about his victims of abuse and others like them.
A lot of people are talking about the R. Kelly documentary. I have not seen any of it and do not plan to. What does bother and concern me is the a...
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