If you are a nurse, then you know how fulfilling this career can be. You get to offer encouragement to those in need of emotional support, and you get to help bring the sick back to health. But there is also a down side to being a nurse. Not all of your patients are happy to see you . . . and not all of your sick patients get better. Sometimes you must give and give of yourself, when it seems there is no one to give back to you. How do you provide so much support to others and still get the support you need to keep going? Here are some tips for nurses when it comes to leaving work at work.
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