Law enforcement/nurses?
GoalByFifty
Posts: 97 Member
Just curious if there are any other law enforcement officers using MFP? I have had pretty good success with the app, and hope to rally the support of others similarly situated. I am a federal officer, and love my job – and hope to find alternatives to combat returning to old, bad habits of being too comfortable with food. I welcome any new friends as I re-define how to achieve goals this coming year.
We share a unique and stressful occupation in which few understand completely. :blushing: Except nurses!! :blushing:
We share a unique and stressful occupation in which few understand completely. :blushing: Except nurses!! :blushing:
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State c/o here.0
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Probation officer, work at the jail and the court everyday. Friend me if you would like. MFP is wonderful. It really helps you to see what you are putting into your mouth. It really adds up.0
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Ive been an Investigator for 14 years now. I love this job more than any Ive ever held before. Still after 14 years I look forward to work every day.
You can friend me if you'd like...0 -
RN here
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I'm an RN :flowerforyou:0
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I'm a RN. Med/Psych Fulltime. Peds PRN.0
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Medical Assistant for Oncology0
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I was a LPN before I lost my sight. Good luck to you. Add me if you'd like.0
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I am an advanced practice nurse- a nurse-midwife. The long hours are brutal on your sleep and diet- but so satisfying. After using MFP for almost a year, I have learned to replace stress eating with exercise and I now feel so much better. Its a long journey, but its worth it.0
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How about EMTs?0
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ER worker0
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I am an RN working in an emergency department. I have been using MFP since August, and I have increased my exercise routines (outside of work) by about 100%...since I was basically a lump outside of work.
Nice to meet you and good luck with your goals!!0 -
RN here as well. Been a nurse for 15 years and find that many of us are not being good role models. Our giving professions do not seem to allow for planned eating and healthy activity. I am so excited to see others that are successful. I am working to change that now...0
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I'm currently a Criminal Justice student (senior). I realized when I went back to school that it would be necessary for me to be fit in the field, but had put it off for the first 2 years. Graduation is coming up, so I need to start getting into shape. I do not want all of my hard work (and money) to go down the drain because of my weight!0
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RN here :-)0
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RN here as well. Been a nurse for 15 years and find that many of us are not being good role models. Our giving professions do not seem to allow for planned eating and healthy activity. I am so excited to see others that are successful. I am working to change that now...
I'm a nurse, too, and I definitely relate to what you said about being "good role models." Trying to change that 0 -
Cardiac RN. Any night shifters? I find it's hard to squeeze in exercise. Anyone have any tips?0
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RN for 20 years ; friend me anyone if you would like. I do home health . Glad you like and empathize with us nurses !!!
I have had slow but steady success with the support of my MFP friends, logging, exercising and drinking water. - 10 lbs in 3 months- the size of small turkey. Just such a blessing to have found a steady way to track and become mindful of my eating. My goal was to stop gaining and hopefully lose. I tend to get hypoglycemic when I work or exercise and then I was overcompensating by eating too much. Now I have a much better
idea of whats going in and out both exercise and calorie wise so I am slowly dropping the lbs without the hypoglycemia. I am not diabetic but activity alone just puts my blood sugars low and I that is how I gain weight is by always trying to keep it up. Now I have found a way of life and a tool to help me to achieve my healthy weight!!! I was a little reluctant to put RN on my profile as I didnt want anyone trying to solicit weight loss advice from me or friending me for that reason alone. I mainly want to be friends with people who are like minded and positive people.0 -
Thank you!0
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Counselor at a prison, applying to be a federal correctional officer!0
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RN here on a med-surg/oncology unit. Long hours, not a lot of down time. Many frustrating shifts. But I love what I do. Any nurses or law enforcement please feel free to friend me!0
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Police Officer from MA. Anyone, feel free to add me.0
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My husband is a state correction officer and I am an LPN!0
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911 Dispatcher
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Probation and parole0
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RN currenlty working for Infusion Company!! Good luck on your wt loss, I am starting fresh this year!!!0
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Peds Oncology RN here, would love to find some other nurse friends too! Working those long hours plus being on the night shift has been a killer! Trying to turn it around, and would love more similar minded friends!0
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Medical Assistant for Oncology
and now FT nursing student working towards being a trauma RN.0 -
nurse.0
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