Feeling ko wala experienced ss Pinas kaya ganyan ka makapagsalita ako nga nurse din ako , pwede mo naman ignore kapag minumura ka ako nga tinatawanan ko lang pagpabas ko.

Nursing is really a hard profession... not anyone can stay in that profession... palakasan ng loob yan eh, hanggang sa maging immune ka na sa mga pagmumura at pang-aalipusta sau ng mga pasyente at mga relatives .... ako iniisip ko n lng, isa lang ang dapat katakutan sa buhay nating ito... si Lord God...sa kanya lng tayo umasa... kapag may nang-aapi o nang-aaway s atin, tawag lng tayo sa Diyos. Ipaubaya mo s kanya lahat. Entrust everything to God kasi this is not our real world nmn eh. Kelangan nating magtiis and at the same time magpakabuti para when the time comes, we will be able to enter the Kingdom of God in Heaven. All of these on earth are just a test. Kapit lng, nanjan si Lord. Hindi nya tayo pababayaan. God Bless!

Natural lang yan naranasan ko rin ang mga yan, I am now retired , I worked for the City and County of SF for 31 years, konting tiis lang now I’m enjoying my grandchildren .Bata pa kayo ,ako noon enjoy ko ang work ko but then nagkaroon ako ng injury sa back at medyo bored and stressed narin kaya I retired early at the age of 56.Wala ng time ang mga nurses ngayon sa dating bedside care na hinahanap hanap ng mga pasyente dahil most of nurses free time ay nasa harap ng computer .

Sa pinas di nagmumura mga patients = maliit ang sueldo..sa US malaking sueldo pero may kasamang mura..sabi nga mga sister n law ko..yung mahilig magmura na paciente check mo yung medical insurance government ang nagbabayad (tax payers money) 🙄

After 28 yrs in nursing from trauma Icu. Neuro ICU. Cardiothoracis ICU , coronary care unit, dialysis , Cath lab stroke unit ... Working from Asia, ,America , Europe manhid nko SA pasyente informatic nursing is new trend bahay Lang kahit nakapajama duty na

The best talaga MGA Pinoy Nurse na nagwork sa ibang Bansa sobrang caring❤️❤️❤️

NURSING ,CAREGIVING, or any MEDICAL WORKS is very HARD and CHALLENGING and its not for SENSITIVE PEOPLE. its not that LUCRATIVE if you are going to SPEND the money here in the U.S. but if you SPEND it in the PHILIPPINES its very BIG. But the STRESS LEVEL is MASSIVE so huwag pabigat dyan sa mga nasa PILIPINAS and be thankful if nabibigyan ng mga ANAK na NURSES dito sa U.S. and always think na di PINUPULOT ang PERA dito na kung maka GASTOS WAGAS.

Yung iba, full time nurse. Noon, nagp part time pa as visiting nurse. Dagdag kita din yun. Ngayon, hindi na nila kayang mag visiting nurse. Nag o overtime na lang sila sa kanilang full time job dahil sa pagod na rin magwork. Tapos pamilyado pa. Buhay states. Busy ka na sa trabaho, busy ka pa sa bahay. Lalo na pag nag snow, nakakatakot mag drive. Para kang ice candy sa loob ng freezer dahil sa dulas.

UMAALIS LANG SA EMPLOYER PERO SA US PA DIN ANG SSTAY...MERON NAMAN KSE TALAGANG MGA EMPLOYERS NA DI OK

Europe including Ireland is really bad for nurses. Magsisisi kayo punta na lang kayo US. Lahat kami sa batch namin nagsisi. Nag base kami sa mga vlogs when we chose to come here it's so different. Ask your friends where you want to go na nandun na. Ask them not to sugar coat what they will tell you.

mahirap maging frontliner dami demanding na pasyente at need ng mahabang pasensya kung wla ka nun talo ka.keep safe always mam Gly & God bless ur dedication to ur work mam salute po ako sa laht ng frontliner na gaya nyo ♥️♥️♥️

Nursing is not for everyone. Nursing is hard work, patience and perseverance. It is the reality wherever you are in the USA. If you’re in it solely for the money then you’re in the wrong place. In the 37 years of my nursing career here in the USA, patient care has drastically changed. The acuity is more challenging hence stressful. You are also faced with the longtime problem of being short staffed and faced with administrative budget constraints. Truly not for everyone. So for those who continue to love what they’re doing despite the odds, hats off to your dedication 😊

Extreme patience, tenacity, perseverance. and genuine empathy, collectively is the "Overall Trademark Brand" of Filipino nurses, that's why they stay much longer in their respective work places, and ultimately 'survive' and always come up stronger with wit and true grit.

It’s not easy to be a nurse. I am a retired nurse in the US. But be thankful you have a job. A lot will trade in places with you to survive. No pain no gain. Count your blessings.

12 patients nga ako if short staff sa London but normally 6-8 , it’s normal to complain if u have a valid reason to complain but I just count my blessings that I still have a job , and besides it’s not every shifts that we are short of staff , I survive 30 yrs as a nurse ,23 yrs in London so laban Lang 😁

Sisiw lang nursing sa US, mas mahirap sa Pinas. Just don't dwell on the negatives and work hard, save and invest to achieve financial freedom para makapag-retire ng maaga. Pay off mortgage and all debts para walang stress pag retire. I was able to retire early debt-free at 38 after 20 years of hard work in SoCal. I did not buy the latest car, shoes and clothes. I focused on my goal of freedom from being an employee. Did not try to keep up with others. Now, my money works for me and I can buy what I need and want. Paid off house in 15 years. Happiness from material things is temporary, financial freedom is permanent and can be transferred to our loved ones. I stayed away from negative people and just worked hard, saved/invested, and focused on my goal . It can be done.😊

Sad to say that most Americans nowadays have something in common. They lack self control, they don't practice patience, they're combative, confrontational, discriminating, nagging, judgemental, feeling entitled, and disrespectful towards non Americans. I found it out during my years of experience on my call center jobs. They tend to choose fighting easily over patience while on the phone. But I'm not saying everyone of them is like that okay! There are still a lot of good ones among them, of course! I just hope that the good ones would grow their numbers over the coming years! 😢

That’s what happened to my nurse husband before, na BURNT OUT SYA! He was in MEDICAL FIELD job for so many years started when he joined the service in US NAVY and become a Navy CORPSMAN and assigned with the marines for 3 tours ( 12 years) then he came out at continue studying to become a nurse, he did everything, he said he works in geriatric , pediatric, he become ventilator tech too, he said every dept of the hospitals where sick people are. He did it for so many years and he finally got tired and left. WENT TO SCHOOL again for computers, changed career without involving hospitals& patient/sick people. ONLY SICK COMPUTERS….hahaha! NOW were both retired! So, he always said…..BEEN THERE DONE THAT!

I'm so lucky ang mga Kiwi or New Zealanders are very polite and respectful sa kapwa nila.

Ingat po dyan .laban lang po mam ang mahalaga po may work at yung dedikasyon nyo po sa trabaho ay di yan mppantayan .Godbless Always.❤