Re: Mile high city gets Higher
p.s. if you want to know the real breakdown, check this out. in the last 17 years i've been in medical to which i will say, i am a highly decorated c.n.a., yes an assistant. i don't want the resonsibility to rest on my shoulders if someone were to die. i don't work in that field anymore and that's an entirely different subject. fact is, i have worked in nursing homes, psych wards, alzheimer's units, triage, both intensive and critical care units. i have a degree in psych. a minors in sociology i have crisis prevention, advanced life support, med pass, treatment, and am i.v. certified. i am one of 30 c.n.a.'s in colorado to have all this, and i smoke pot. never during work though. not that it matters because i no longer choose to be in the field. and i will tell you this with 90% accuracy across all states in the union, c.n.a.'s smoke pot and drink, some do meth. l.p.n's are meth and coke heads, some do pot. r.n.'s primarily are pill poppers whether it's valium, prozac, soma, flexaril, or even ecstacy. doctors will amaze you. they are far and beyond bigger cokeheads and alcoholics then your garden variety homeless druggy, they just have money and some have the ability to handle themselves and lastly have undeniable connections and abilities to aquire Rx pills from a friend who is a doctor! so you see, i hope, that it really doesn't matter whether they legalize it or not. it really won't change anything except the ability to tax it. hey, if they do that then we will maybe get a real honest to God tax cut!!!!
p.s. if you want to know the real breakdown, check this out. in the last 17 years i've been in medical to which i will say, i am a highly decorated c.n.a., yes an assistant. i don't want the resonsibility to rest on my shoulders if someone were to die. i don't work in that field anymore and that's an entirely different subject. fact is, i have worked in nursing homes, psych wards, alzheimer's units, triage, both intensive and critical care units. i have a degree in psych. a minors in sociology i have crisis prevention, advanced life support, med pass, treatment, and am i.v. certified. i am one of 30 c.n.a.'s in colorado to have all this, and i smoke pot. never during work though. not that it matters because i no longer choose to be in the field. and i will tell you this with 90% accuracy across all states in the union, c.n.a.'s smoke pot and drink, some do meth. l.p.n's are meth and coke heads, some do pot. r.n.'s primarily are pill poppers whether it's valium, prozac, soma, flexaril, or even ecstacy. doctors will amaze you. they are far and beyond bigger cokeheads and alcoholics then your garden variety homeless druggy, they just have money and some have the ability to handle themselves and lastly have undeniable connections and abilities to aquire Rx pills from a friend who is a doctor! so you see, i hope, that it really doesn't matter whether they legalize it or not. it really won't change anything except the ability to tax it. hey, if they do that then we will maybe get a real honest to God tax cut!!!!
