Night Shift RN looking for friends and support

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  • Flirtin_With_Disaster
    Flirtin_With_Disaster Posts: 39 Member
    I would be glad to have you as a friend. Don't worry about the language barrier. Support and motivation is universal.
  • boiledpeanutlver
    boiledpeanutlver Posts: 30 Member
    Night shifter on a psychiatric unit. Have about 25 lbs left to lose. Let's do this!
  • Flirtin_With_Disaster
    Flirtin_With_Disaster Posts: 39 Member
    Thanks for all that's replied. Having friends for support, advice and just to keep you accountable makes all the difference in the world between failure and success. We all e
  • Flirtin_With_Disaster
    Flirtin_With_Disaster Posts: 39 Member
    boiledpeanutlver wrote: »
    Night shifter on a psychiatric unit. Have about 25 lbs left to lose. Let's do this!

    Yes!! I agree!! It's fat blasting time.
  • fatjon73
    fatjon73 Posts: 379 Member
    I have worked permanent nights for the last 8 yrs......IN A CHOCOLATE factory....talk about temptations......Lost 5 stones a few yrs back on here....back to try to lose another 3 or 4 if poss....
  • Anadeusz1987
    Anadeusz1987 Posts: 31 Member
    On nights from 4 years. Got enough already :#
  • 2015igotya
    2015igotya Posts: 11 Member
    I worked nights on the floor and in the ER for about six years between the two! I switched to days about three years ago and am so glad I did. There was so much I liked about the later shifts, but the advantages of not being a "lady of the night" were in my case too great to ignore. I actually am now back in school for a career change! Lol! Added you!
  • Flirtin_With_Disaster
    Flirtin_With_Disaster Posts: 39 Member
    2015igotya wrote: »
    I worked nights on the floor and in the ER for about six years between the two! I switched to days about three years ago and am so glad I did. There was so much I liked about the later shifts, but the advantages of not being a "lady of the night" were in my case too great to ignore. I actually am now back in school for a career change! Lol! Added you!

    I've been on nights for 21 years. I love being a lady of the night.
  • Flirtin_With_Disaster
    Flirtin_With_Disaster Posts: 39 Member
    2015igotya wrote: »
    I worked nights on the floor and in the ER for about six years between the two! I switched to days about three years ago and am so glad I did. There was so much I liked about the later shifts, but the advantages of not being a "lady of the night" were in my case too great to ignore. I actually am now back in school for a career change! Lol! Added you!

    I've been on nights for 21 years. I love being a lady of the night.
    Anadeusz1987 wrote: »
    On nights from 4 years. Got enough already :#
    Anadeusz1987 wrote: »
    On nights from 4 years. Got enough already :#
    fatjon73 wrote: »
    I have worked permanent nights for the last 8 yrs......IN A CHOCOLATE factory....talk about temptations......Lost 5 stones a few yrs back on here....back to try to lose another 3 or 4 if poss....
    fatjon73 wrote: »
    I have worked permanent nights for the last 8 yrs......IN A CHOCOLATE factory....talk about temptations......Lost 5 stones a few yrs back on here....back to try to lose another 3 or 4 if poss....

  • Flirtin_With_Disaster
    Flirtin_With_Disaster Posts: 39 Member
    I hope your all doing wonderful on your weight loss journey!!
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