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ICIT2LOL said:

Yes I know what you mean Jeannie and like you I have seen everything from those at the bottom of the gene pool to some very special people. I have been in situations that no one should be put in and even assaulted by those I have had the misfortune to be caring for. The last time was a sucker punch that left me with a bloodied eye and feeling giddy for a week and not only that but this very same individual even struck me with a half brick size piece of granite which I thought had broken my hand at the time. I think what was just as bad was that senior management did next to nothing regarding both incidents.
The insults and threats I could put up with and of course there were times when I felt really good about what I did for folks but unfortunately nursing these days is not seen as it was when I first began my career and it doesn't instil ones faith in humanity on the whole I think we as a species are not terribly pleasant when it comes to being part of what we jokingly call society.
But I must stop ranting at least I am retired now and in hindsight should have done it a long time ago.

Oh yeah, isn't retirement so wonderful? No more dealing with incompetent, lazy, hateful, and/or crooked coworkers and bosses, hateful and/or crooked customers, incompetent, hateful, and/or crooked upper management, lousy working conditions and hours, performance reviews that were really personality reviews (it was amazing how one boos would think you were worthless and another would think you were the best thing to ever come down the pike), corporate kingdoms, etc. I miss all that like I would a root canal with no local anesthesia.

Yes Jeannie I am now doing all the little things I always meant to do and even wanting to take up my woodworking again and gardening etc It's marvellous to e able to get up when you want and not have rush in and hope you aren't faced with yet more of the tedious crap.
During my time I spent 12 years as a Nurse Manager at a local small hospital and eventually had to revert back to an ordinary RN for the last 9 years and I think like you say the total lack of acknowledgment is typical of employment these days.
I can even begin to get to know my grandchildren better too because the shift work I had to do meant very often there were times that I cold not get to see them because of those time constraints.

I am also glad to be out too because the health system itself has gone down the gurgler and has become a top heavy and so targeted on monetary and litigatory matters. But I suppose ewe do have it better than what I can see happens in the US I would despair if I lived there as I see it as a system totally based on monetary gain and that it is so unfair for those who have and those who have not. Frankly I wonder how some of those folks can sleep at night being part of a system that is so what appears to me to be uncaring.