Saturday, October 11, 2008
Friday, October 10, 2008
Too much wayfinding fun......
Amanda directing media personel
Official radio business only!! It made the volunteering a little cooler.


Hanging out in the quad during the filming of the Early Show.


Sneaking around campus the day before the debate and getting into areas I KNEW I wasn't supposed to be in....AWESOME.
The media tent- it was huge!

Official radio business only!! It made the volunteering a little cooler.
Hanging out in the quad during the filming of the Early Show.
Sneaking around campus the day before the debate and getting into areas I KNEW I wasn't supposed to be in....AWESOME.
The media tent- it was huge!
So, most of you know by now that the town hall presidential debate was held at Belmont. Who would have ever thought!!?? It was actually really fun and exciting. Campus was pretty crazy, but what a great honor to host a debate in this election. I worked on debate day as a volunteer and sadly I didn't meet McCain or Obama, or get anywhere close to them. I did however score a radio and a lanyard for my Belmont ID....who could wish for more than that? Amanda and I were official wayfinders. Ya, it's exactly how it sounds- we helped people find their way. It may seem like a small job to some, but we took pride in our work. During our post we met members of the secret service, metro police, many members of the media and had a nice chat with Dr. Fischer, Belmont's president. Life is now getting back to normal: tons of homework, exams and work. The semester is about to get insane with my OB and peds inpatient clinicals starting up in a few weeks. Pray that I would make it because I am a little doubtful that I'll survive it! Love to you all.
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Update with pics coming soon!!
I know I am long overdue for a blog update!! I have some great pictures from the debate and will try and put them up today. Love and miss you all so, so much :)
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Peds lab
Sunday, September 7, 2008
A reenactment of a typical day at Vandy....
Debbie: "Let's check his blood sugar!"
Michael: "Call Rapid Response!!"
"Get the crash cart!!"
Brenda: "Throw water on him!!!"
Margo: Gives the most painful sternal rub ever!!
Debbie: Pumps up a bag of NS so much that it nearly explodes!!
Everyone crowds around 9217.......
Debbie: Pumps up a bag of NS so much that it nearly explodes!!
Everyone crowds around 9217.......
Okay, now he looks alive and pretty cute for all he's been thru :) hahaha.


The team!! Debbie, Steph, Brenda and Regina (minus Jenny, Michael, Margo, and Michelle)

Steph, Margo and Jenny!!

Sharon....you're not looking too gangsta!!!????

Whoah.....no words for this one. Working hard though :)

Debbie, Regina, Jenny and Steph

A Michael sandwhich!!!
Oh, the joys of working on 9South at Vanderbilt, especially on Sundays. As you can see we weren't working too hard! We had an exciting day yesterday, and I'm just gonna say I was part of saving a life!! It was amazing. I went to take my patient's blood pressure (per Brenda's request) and he was non-responsive when I went in the room and I couldn't find a radial pulse. I yelled for help, grabbed a doctor from the hall and threw him in the room. I ran down the hall and yelled for Michael and before I knew it the room was packed with all kinds of people. The next hour was exciting with administering Narcan (narcotic antidote), vitals q5min., bolus fluids, rough sternal rubs from Margo, trying to keep the poor guy covered up (he prefered nudity), restraints, acuchecks, labs, etc. The whole experience made me realize how much I want to work in critical care and also how AMAZING all the people I work with are. They are the most incredible people and the best nurses.
The team!! Debbie, Steph, Brenda and Regina (minus Jenny, Michael, Margo, and Michelle)
Steph, Margo and Jenny!!
Sharon....you're not looking too gangsta!!!????
Whoah.....no words for this one. Working hard though :)
Debbie, Regina, Jenny and Steph
A Michael sandwhich!!!
Oh, the joys of working on 9South at Vanderbilt, especially on Sundays. As you can see we weren't working too hard! We had an exciting day yesterday, and I'm just gonna say I was part of saving a life!! It was amazing. I went to take my patient's blood pressure (per Brenda's request) and he was non-responsive when I went in the room and I couldn't find a radial pulse. I yelled for help, grabbed a doctor from the hall and threw him in the room. I ran down the hall and yelled for Michael and before I knew it the room was packed with all kinds of people. The next hour was exciting with administering Narcan (narcotic antidote), vitals q5min., bolus fluids, rough sternal rubs from Margo, trying to keep the poor guy covered up (he prefered nudity), restraints, acuchecks, labs, etc. The whole experience made me realize how much I want to work in critical care and also how AMAZING all the people I work with are. They are the most incredible people and the best nurses.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Craigs visit from Africa!
Although the visit was short (at least the Nashville portion) it was still SO wonderful to see the Craigs! I haven't seen them since they left for Zambia in February. It is great to know they are doing so well. We went for sushi and then of course headed to Dairy Dip for dessert! Yum. Miss you guys already!! :)
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
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