[nursebear07]

I am an LPN-BSN student doing a paper on impaired nurses and I am looking for Registered Nurses who could give me info on their addiction as to how it began, it's effect on your job,family,etc, right up to if they are currently in recovery,etc. Anything you think would be helpful to know as a nsg student.
In my paper I am supposed to interview someone that's the only reason I am asking this or believe me I would not be asking this of you.
I appreciate any of your help-
And God Bless you all - Keep up the good work in recoveryfor those in recovery and those on the way to recovery keep fighting you can do it.

[hppygr8ful]

I would be willing to talk to you anytime - just drop me an email with your questions, or better yet if you are in the Southern California area we could meet at a starbucks or something. email me at
zachsmom12802@yahoo.com

hppygr8ful

[maloned]

Hi,
I would be willing to speak with you. Feel free to email me. Deb

[debsnulif]

I would be happy to speak with you. You are doing a good thing. If I can do anything to help another nurse not go where I have been, I will do it.
Deb B

[sohpie1]

My addiction affected my life for a long, long time in every facet of my life. I am so very thankful to be in recovery. I worked as an ICU nurse while I was using. I hope I can be of some help to you. My email is Debby_rn_1961@hotmail.com

[robin4465]

I would be happy to help you with your paper if you need it. You can reach me at rlb4465@yahoo.com. Recovery os a beautiful thing...once you are in it!! I have been a nurse for 13 years, primarliy in CCU/NICU. I look forward to hearing from you!!
Robin B.