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Please register for the Nurses in Recovery (NIR) support mail list.  It is an email list of registered users providing support during recovery.  You will receive emails from other health care providers sharing their experience in recovery.  To join, send an email to aanurses@ontosystems.com and place the word "Subscribe" in the subject box. 

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WELCOME TO RECOVERING NURSES!
Written by Administrator   
Monday, 15 May 2006

ImageNurses and other healthcare professionals face many special challenges while in recovery.  Some of these issues include legal issues, dealing with the state boards, loss of income, and dealing with employers.  Here you will find resources on where to go and what you need to do to begin the process of recovery.  Please read more for more information about our site and how it can help you.

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"Why Didn't I Know?"
Written by Patricia Holloran, RN   
Monday, 03 July 2006
ImageThe Reality of Impaired Nurses.  When you think of a nurse addict, what do you imagine? Maybe you picture a lower functioning, incompetent individual who frequently calls out sick? You may think that you know about addiction and can detect an addict a mile away. You may say to yourself that you would never become addicted because you know better. You may be surprised to learn that the profile of an impaired nurse is contrary to what many believe. If you work with 10 nurses, one of those nurses is struggling with or is in recovery from the disease of addiction without a doubt.

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For Families, Friends and Employers
Written by Administrator   
Thursday, 08 July 2004

ImageIf someone you care about is struggling with addiction it may seem like there is nothing you can do.  But there is something you can do.  The old adage that an addict has to help themselves and there is nothing anyone can do is simply not true.  We now know that addicts do not have to hit the old "bottom" that was defined as losing everything decades ago.  Yes, addicts have to hit a bottom, but we can raise that bottom up.  If you love and care for someone who is struggling, please don't give up.  You can help them without enabling them and without destroying your own life.  How?  It is called education.

By exploring our site you will find information and links to other resources where you can find help for yourself.  Addiction affects all involved - the addict, the family, the friends, the coworkers and the emplorer.  You must seek professional  help for yourself.  By doing this, you will not only learn how to deal with these issues yourself, but you will learn how to more effectively help the one with the problem.  We would like to encourage you to participate in our forums.  There is a forum group set up just for those in your position.  Good luck and God Bless.

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If you or someone you know is looking for a place to get one on one confidential help, Life's Reflections might be what you are looking for.  Please click on the link below for more information.

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Faith is the bridge between you and God. It is the bridge that God has ordained. If all were seen and known, there would be no merit in doing right. Therefore God has ordained that we do not see or know directly. But we can experience the power of His spirit through our faith. It is the bridge between us and Him, which we can take or not, as we will. There could be no morality without free will. We must make the choice ourselves. We must make the venture of belief.

- from Twenty-Four Hours A Day.
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