@Sharon, I might be jumping the gun. Have a friend finishing up nursing school in a few months. She doesn’t read here - no time! (remember? ) - but knows she is facing a monster when she hits the market. I’ll check with her but am thinking she’d appreciate the chance to link up with your resource? I interpret you don’t want to post conta…
@Sharon, I might be jumping the gun. Have a friend finishing up nursing school in a few months. She doesn’t read here - no time! (remember? ) - but knows she is facing a monster when she hits the market. I’ll check with her but am thinking she’d appreciate the chance to link up with your resource? I interpret you don’t want to post contact info. (Wise!) I did this go-between once before on substack and it worked out fine logistics wise. It involved posting an email (would be in this same thread) in a short window of time, expected on your end, then deleting the post. We take it off the board from there. I am on the road today but will look for a reply from you later. 🤞 I don’t subscribe (I can explain) so won’t get an auto email if you respond. Thanks for letting me intrude briefly on your conversation with Becca with my inquiry!
My nursing student friend is indeed interested in finding out about this resource.
So... per my previously used method of giving you an email here, on a public board (yikes!), if we can figure out a short window when I can do that for you to pick it up right away, then I'll delete the post pronto. I'll do my best to keep an eye on my email since I'm getting notification that you respond to comments. Off we go! Thank you for your generosity and patience!
I did get an email saying you responded. A substack feature I guess even for non subscribers.
Let me touch base with my nursing student friend and get the 👍 (probably) or 👎 (?) on the resource. Might be a day delay? I’ll revisit here after that, and post either way. You should get an email when I post I guess?
Thanks for your generosity!
*edit - read additional comments and learned about the devastating trauma with your husband’s death. There are no words. Other circumstances, I have pulled on strength I never knew I had - including the strength to feel the pain. Still alive in complex grief. You have quite the road ahead. 💪
@Sharon, I might be jumping the gun. Have a friend finishing up nursing school in a few months. She doesn’t read here - no time! (remember? ) - but knows she is facing a monster when she hits the market. I’ll check with her but am thinking she’d appreciate the chance to link up with your resource? I interpret you don’t want to post contact info. (Wise!) I did this go-between once before on substack and it worked out fine logistics wise. It involved posting an email (would be in this same thread) in a short window of time, expected on your end, then deleting the post. We take it off the board from there. I am on the road today but will look for a reply from you later. 🤞 I don’t subscribe (I can explain) so won’t get an auto email if you respond. Thanks for letting me intrude briefly on your conversation with Becca with my inquiry!
Ok sounds good to me!
We’ll figure it out together!
Hi Sharon,
My nursing student friend is indeed interested in finding out about this resource.
So... per my previously used method of giving you an email here, on a public board (yikes!), if we can figure out a short window when I can do that for you to pick it up right away, then I'll delete the post pronto. I'll do my best to keep an eye on my email since I'm getting notification that you respond to comments. Off we go! Thank you for your generosity and patience!
Great!
I did get an email saying you responded. A substack feature I guess even for non subscribers.
Let me touch base with my nursing student friend and get the 👍 (probably) or 👎 (?) on the resource. Might be a day delay? I’ll revisit here after that, and post either way. You should get an email when I post I guess?
Thanks for your generosity!
*edit - read additional comments and learned about the devastating trauma with your husband’s death. There are no words. Other circumstances, I have pulled on strength I never knew I had - including the strength to feel the pain. Still alive in complex grief. You have quite the road ahead. 💪