Just a few reasons to fuck off carnival!

December 21st, 2009 von Stephan

Carnival is not fun, it is not the best time or the fourth season of the year. It’s a big fuck for me everytime it’s coming close and passing by…There is a multicasual approach to my hate and disgust collected over the time.

I was however a member of the fun club…years ago! I was one of the dickheads squirming around a spot, partly desorientated by cheap but tough booze. Yeah try to imagine the stories of your youth by taking part of carnival, beeing drunk one, maybe two times…okay maybe three times in this short 5 day time window. Guess what, in my best times with Padde and Mamerio around, we started drinking at school at 10am during the geography class, took part of the internal event (Which SUCKED, motherfuckers from THIS SCHOOL IT SUCKED because the fucking cunts from there started to make an educational sense of this shit…) and the rest was pure foolish will to PARTY HARD.
One time I was part of the STUDENT COUNCIL (one, maybe two cool people around this council, the rest was a bunch of stupid underfucked backstabbing cunts) I took part of the organization, fucked it all up by not playing the game because I don’t want this shit on my C.V….true thing is I sabotaged the event by letting “phrase-sheets” dissapear and let the bloke from the music technique play the wrong music (Nothing too obvious) , as the fun was over I dissapeared in the shadows)

But to get back here, you think you got a hard time carnival by getting drunk 3 times in 5 days? Don’t waste my time with this shit…again with Padde and Mamerio we started at Thursday 10am Nato Time and boozed our way till 3pm. Then we met again, partly drunk to join a stupid tent-party where I puked in two glasses and scared two pals down the hall by running after them with parts of a bench. I slept at Mamerios place I think and we tried to sanitize our morning-pain with nothing as plain as beer, to start hustlin’ over a private party at Friday 8pm. Again, we wasted ourselves, but started again at 10am on Saturday. We just put some fuel on the yesterday’s flames and we were right on the game. I remember drinking a mixture of whatsoever drinks from a fuel-canister…off to a private party at the same Saturday still wasted and got trewn out because I cracked an egg over the face of some asshole trying to impress me with his non-existend gangsta skills. On Sunday, the high - fest of the week in Brempt was present, we ran out of cash but organized ourselves some shit and got wasted, rather thrown out of the tent again. On monday we were broke, but nothing stopped us from walking 6km to Dülken fueled by pure fun,evil sin  and cheap whine. Again a day without much money left and cheap booze is nothing to be fond of.

We were young and we were REALLY stupid, but we tried to push ourselves out to the maximum. We hassled some guys and girls but only the ones that deserved true punishment for theirselves.

If you compare this to the generation of young drinkers today, they are all a bunch of whining suckers, trying to outbreak their parental over-control by DRINKING alcohol…just to set a statement or whatever.

We took responsibility for our own shit. We organized the alcohol, we organized a ride but mostly we were just fucking BROKE so we had to walk to the events of the day and we dealt with the shit in our own way. Every cent I spent during that days was my own money, in case something wrent wrong we just started to pull ourselves out of the shit. Parents offered us a ride, many times we just adjourned the offer (though sometimes we were too wasted to reject, hands down…still got enough credibility!) It was a small game, but we played a small game…I admit that.

Todays youn-guns are over-archievers. They just see drinking and alcohol as a part of their “educational” process. “Trying out things!” or “Just try to set the line” Something to write into your C.V. and something you need to discuss with your mother (maybe together with his son/daughter in HER/HIS favourite club-location dressed like a whore) so it doesn’t affect your overall process…and with that they just pull more idiots down, making something highly criminal out of youth…..Come on guys!

Todays drinking kids just drink to reach a balcony…a balcony from which they can see things too far away from their parental control psychosis. And the only chance to take a look on that is an outbreak, booze yourself to near-coma or make the smal Hulk out of you….”What are you looking at?” “You looked at my girlfriend?” Just raise impulses to proove you still got testosteron in your testicles. Because your psycho-parents try to numb you from anything. How ridiculous is THIS?

We drank because we liked it. We drank because we were young and we still know how to let the cages rattle. We were honourable enough to hide our self-destruction from our parents, because we know how to cover up our issues without bothering or hurting other people around them. And nothing, I repeat…NOTHING of the hundred of stupid acts including jumping from a fairly high tree down to a carport nearly destroying the whole thing (as you may notice…drunk as shit) or destroying numerous gardens of people because we wanted to take a short cut (An early form of PARCOURS…but not as “balletic” and “graceful” ….just pure violence) is something to be really proud of. Maybe you can impress some blokes who didn’t had a life but this is it. No matter how drunk you were, no matter how many times you puked…nothing to be proud off or nothing intelectual with educational factors. Just stupid shit drinking!

Also as a nurse, I see many victims of carnival…many young-motherfuckers who try to fuck the nurses and doctors over with violence, bragging, puking, spitting, biting and whining around. We are the sweepers of the fucked up…they lost the game, Alcohol again won. But not many of the young-guns can actually accept that they LOST the game…the game is over and this is the sweeper zone of the lost. While many of their buddies have good time, they lie around on the floors , bedded in their own excrements, their parents are coming over…the game is over. But they don’t accept the lost, they try to make their point, at the wrong place and wrong time and (now comes the worst part) take up ressources like ambulances, paramedics, nurses, doctors and even housekeeping staff. Many people need these RARE ressources (today, they are RARE!) but they are taking it because they want to win in the overtime.

I mean, these problems are not new…but the number and the “way” of the problems are new. The increasing number of violent young MOTHERFUCKERS with actually no medical problems at all is a problem, at least for me. Try to fuck me over during a nightshift on carnival…just try it out!
Everybody has a right to be stupid…everybody has a right to be sweeped…everybody has the right to be dragged up by the paramedics and sobered by the nurses. But let us stay to the actual medical problem, not the numbed-violence-parental-control-scheme or anything else twisted fuckover you bother the hospitals with.

Carnival just lost its bright and coloured fun, it’s not the same anymore !

Stephan

["If liberty means anything at all it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear!"]


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Stories from a Student Nurse: Sterile Field

December 11th, 2009 von Stephan

At my best-rotation the anaestesiology-nursing department I was late the first day because of high traffic levels….and it is not good to be late the first day….two minutes which means two hours by nurses time.

I scrubbed in, went to the AN-Nurse manager and gave her my apology…already in a rush and beeing nervous in a working place (Operation Rooms) not common to me she calmed me down and said “Go to Operation Room Number One, Doctor M. and Nurse Linda (both changed) are already awaiting you!
The anestesiologist was the best attending physician in the department, I intoduced myself to him and he assessed me from head to toe…..”So, I assume by your choice of words and language that you have a unusual-high education….would you be kind telling me some biographic aspects of yours?”

I told him I did the Abitur….”You did something fundamental like…….Biology or Chemistry as main exam subjects?” and I said “Biology!”

He paused…“What was your favourite topic in Biology?” and I answered “Neuro-Physiology!”

“Guess what…it was my FAVOURITE topic also……..so tell me something about neuro transmitters…..”

I thought, that this question-answer game is some kind of chance to fraternize with the attending….the patient was ready for going into the operation room and we drove him into it on the stretcher, the patient had to be turned sideways and the OR-nurses asked me to help them because the patient was heavy…

I was not concerned about the patient, I was still nervous and trying to “impress” the attending by telling him something he already knew so I did not concentrate on what I did.

Still shaking and talking, I stepped on the other side of the table…as I noticed two small hands grabbing me from behind and pulling me aside…

The leading OR-Nurse (a real doberman…for sure!) pulled me down to her level and shouted in my face “YOU IDIOT, YOU JUST TOUCHED THE STERILE NURSES AND CONTAMINATED THE WHOLE STERILE FIELD INCLUUUDING THE INSTRUMENTS…15 MINUTES OF WORK!”

I just ran into the sterile field…while still trying to “impress” the attending…I saw a smile through is OR-mask…he paused and said:

“Well young-gun…I’ll give you three advices for your career in this department….1)Don’t think that you can raise any level of excitement from the attending physician with 20+ years experience in intensive care medicine by telling him middle-school-basic-knowledge….2)Get away from the sterile field, it is NONE of our business and 3)This was VERY funny and ohhh yes…..potassium is not a neuro transmitter, it is an electrolyte!”

He pointed to the door and I took up the invitation of leaving the crimescene;)

Afterlife of this story:

  • The leading OR Nurse wasn’t that mad at all, she thought I was some paramedic doing internship…
  • I worked with this particular attending physician for a long time after this event, and I enjoyed every minute…never met such a brilliant and excellent physician and TRUE MEDICAL PRACTITIONER (a rare case today!)
Stephan

["If liberty means anything at all it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear!"]


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Buying frenzy III

November 30th, 2009 von Stephan

Today I had the pleasure of watching my bank account grew to an ammont, which I actually never had in my past career, in Germany it’s called Weihnachtsgeld and no matter how you call it, I think it is time for some good investments!

500 GB Seagate portable HDD 

 Buying frenzy III
50€ for 500GB is a very good deal, despite the fact that I fell in a little love with the smaller version (with a size as big as a bigger wallet) I thought that I need something to back up my data in case of something hazardous (Police raid, summer or winter storm) and also as always IM RUNNING OUT OF MEMORY on my HDD drives. But 500GB, still enough for backing up and also for decrypt the whole drive with a 25+ password and you have a save and valuable device.

Goodyear Vector 5+ All Seasons Tires

goodyear_vector_5_.1 Buying frenzy III

Winter Tires, Summer Tires, two times a year you have to change them in order to withstand the elements. I don’t like changing tires a lot so I decided to add the all seasons tires to my buying cart. My philosophy behind this is simple, we don’t have much snow here and our winters are very british, not this cold and very wet so the really need for winter tires is not present FOR ME. In case we have deep snow here my opportunity is to buckle up the chains so I can go forward but I don’t see this coming with global warming in these days. Haven’t bought them yet, but I’m looking forward to this next week!

Stephan

["If liberty means anything at all it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear!"]


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Remains of the past: Aqua teen hunger force

November 27th, 2009 von Stephan

This show is so friggin’ awesome because I never encountered something more senseless (except Duke Nukem 3D) to laugh my way through the night :-D

Here is a very graphic episode, title unknown

Stephan

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Remember the Win95 days…

September 29th, 2009 von Stephan

www.winhistory.de

Do you remember the installation of Windows 95?

At first you need to pull out a briefcase out of 1,44 inch discs to install your drivers for the CD-Rom or harddrive….after 3 hours of tweaking and tricking out the system, you had a working system….

Three months later, the situation was completely different…your system needed 10minutes to boot and the final solution was:

format c: (y)

If you want to have this feeling again, visit this site!

www.winhistory.de

Stephan

["If liberty means anything at all it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear!"]


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Link Avalanche II - The darker side of the internet

July 12th, 2009 von Stephan

Here I got some blogs and youtube channels which you might consider to subscribe in order to gain more knowledge:

Knowledge:

Bookmark or RSS !

Stephan

["If liberty means anything at all it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear!"]


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Archievements Week 25/26

June 24th, 2009 von Stephan

- Finally I got vacation for 4 fucking weeks

- I did NOT manage to get to Friedrichshafen coz the tourist-group was not ready to leave the west german continent

- I did exactly write TWO pages of 12 necessary in my thesis paper about how patients were washed 20-50 years ago

- I saw, that my tendency of sleeping late is my natural, so I have to search for nightshift assignments during my next years

- I’m finally and surprisingly became a tutor in my Volonteer Fire Department for Emergency Medicine and First Aid…no not for the youth firefighters for the adult firefighters

- I went to IKEA….my best investment were BOXES and lots of BOXES and packs of batteries.

- I fucked off the clutch of my car again..200€ investment for new clutch and installment

- I called Fujitsu Siemens for Support of my new Notebook. The fucking EasyLaunch Buttons (okay, I know NOBODY uses these buttons, but I have them and I want them to run!) I was 20 minutes in a computer-voice-guided conversation and after I reached a human who was not able to help me until I have my Ident-Number (WTF is an ident number, I freakin’ don’t know what this is!) ready and the software for assingin these keys should be included in my notebook (I found it , to my surprise, NOWHERE!)

- I got budget coupons for KFC,Burger King and McDonalds which I intent to use often.

- Haven’t eaten much chinese food yet

Stephan

["If liberty means anything at all it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear!"]


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Äussern sie sich!

June 24th, 2009 von Stephan

Da Deutsch in diesem Blog nun eine Randerscheinung geworden ist, haben wir den Spieß nun etwas umgedreht und eine Kategorie mit DEUSCHEN Einträgen geschaffen, viel Spaß dabei!

 http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/German/Level_I/Freizeit

Lektion 1:

Franz Hallo, Greta! Wie spät ist es?
Greta Es ist Viertel vor drei.
Franz Wirklich? Ich spiele um drei Fußball. Machst du Sport, Greta?
Greta Nein, ich bin faul. Ich gehe jetzt nach Hause.
Franz Fußball macht aber Spaß!
Greta Bis dann.
Franz Wiedersehen!
Stephan

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Lessons learned : Busy day in the endoscopy unit

March 6th, 2009 von Stephan

  1. There is no comparable “weird” experience to assisting during an ERCP (with a very sick and unstable patient) and an experienced internal medicine attending physician gets very nervous and you don’t
  2. It is allthough very funny to take a look at two medical students trying to move a patient from bed to bed :-D (1)
  3. Anybody who can draw up 30 syringes of midozolam without cutting yourself is a true master to me. These fucking sharp container edges.
  4. I hate stepping on needles beside examination tables who are from doctors not knowing that these bloody, contaminated items belong to the SHARP ITEM DISPENSERS who are obviously in a shiny yellow colour.
  5. Today I took a piss on two floor nurses. I discovered an ugly ring shining brightly on a swollen and red/blue middle finger and as I tried to move it the ring was stuck. All the tricks that I know from removing rings from fingers didn’t work so we had to get the ring cutter. The patient was lying in bed all the time and judging from the colour of the finger I placed a bet that this ring was on this finger right from the beginning of his admission. I charted everything and the floor nurses who where responsible for this patient asked me if I got something wrong with my brain. My only comment was “I don’t believe that the long an painful presence of this ring was an outcome of your good nursing work”
  6. I felt a kind of “enlightened” as a junior resident physician asked me if I was from the Intensive Care Unit. I asked her why she thought that and she said “Well first of all you are wearing blue scrubs and second your work looks like you are an ICU nurse!”
  7. I really like “my” attending for teaching me a lot about Morbus Crohn and Colitus ulcerosa. Also I like her willingness to teach student nurses.
  8. Today the bitch nurse I had troube with tried to piss on my leg;) I transported a patient after a gastroscopy back from the exam room to her actual unit. The response “Thank you” is not known on this shithole of unit. “Student Nurses are not allowed to transport patients after diagnostic procedures with sedatives”. Despite the fact that this is not true I said: “Well, first it was me assisting this procedure, second tell me the worst option between the patient beeing unmonitored on the floor because you don’t manage to transport him OR the actual assisting student nurse brings him down monitoring him well and safe.” The response will be a call to my chief commander nursing-course-chef.
  9. I’m really looking forward on driving Emergency Medical Service for one day again!
Stephan

["If liberty means anything at all it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear!"]


  1. Also the desperate look in their faces after me doing it all alone []

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The story of the year

January 27th, 2009 von Stephan

No further updates from me, I stated the reasons before and as I said the times are not over. School is not as relaxed as it was before. We have the following topics in this “nursing school season”

1.History of Nursing and history of medicine
Pretty interesting, but very demanding because we need to write an 6 page essay about our topic (Nursing in the third reich and euthanasia) + a presentation and one fellow went into sick this week so we have to double the work. The topic itself is very interesting not because of the historic “backround” everybody is supposed to have. The whole topic is based on ONE book and severel eyewitness - reports. Until 1998 most nursing schools just blanked this topic out, many under the shadow of the lack of evidence and sources, but the real reason for this is that particulary ANY hospital took part in , yes the bad things like killing mentally disabled or sick people or just refusing treatment to jewish people which was, is and hopefully will be against any code of nursing ethics that is the backbone of our work.

As I read the eyewitness reports, I just cannot feel the constant change between admiration of nurses who risked their live for saving many people and the disgust I feel for the one who killed innocent children with air injections or in, the best case, benzodiazepine overdoses.

2. ATL Beeing Awake & Sleeping / Functional Neurologic Anatomy
The Nursing side of this (how to evaluate the level of conciousness, how to help patients getting asleep and support them in their individual sleep pattern and so on) is pretty easy but there is a bigger side of the neurologic anatomy especially the nerve cells and functionality and synapses which is pretty much MY TOPIC (one of my anchor points in nursing is psychiatric & neuro) but I have to explain several things to my student colleauges.

3. Assisting in Therapy & Diagnosing
Big issue, this is the topic (around 150 hours of theory) which mostly seperates me from the elderly care nurse which does not have this topic this much intensity than I have. We have to learn everything about diagnostic procedures and how to assist them. At the end of this topic there will be a practical hour about getting I.V. access and how to cannulize a vein. Also we have several hours about therapy. The first topic was post- and peri-operative care which is also a special field of myself (I have many special field but surgical/trauma nursing is my fucking bitch!) and there will be much more about this. Also there will be a oral exam in august about this specific topic.

4. The German Social & Healtcare System & The State of Germany / European Union

Very easy reading and understanding bullshit which I will do on a sunday afternoon partially drunk ;)

I forgot to write a reflection about my experiences in the nursing home for disabled people

- I don’t like beeing treated like an idiot because I’m doing the right thing for a patient. “Right is not always right” is the ultimate answer or argument for a low-class Registered Nurse with lack of skills, scientific knowledge and as a matter of fact, a backbone for things she does. I’m sick of discussing procedures over and over again of which some nursing assistantants don’t even have a clue about spelling.

- On the other hand, I felt overloaded with things that I only read about in my Intensive Care Nursing books and that I was responsible for because some Registered Nurse wasn’t able to give a patient which was way OVER my skill a sufficient care. With the basics of respiratory therapy I cannot take care of a patient which has something between BIPAP and CPAP respiration. I’m not trained, I’m not (yet) a certified intensive care nurse and I don’t know why I had to take care about this poor patient. This could have gone very wrong allthough the patient wasn’t intubated and had non-invasive-ventilation on demand.
- In 6 weeks I was not able to work like a nurse, nurses do something good and as I said before I’m not able to do anything good for this patients.

- I hate beeing criticized for beeing not able to recieve critique, just because I left some nutrition valve open and had to change the bed which was my fault and my consequence. If some low-skill motherfucking nurse wants to play smartass and tell me that I should not have left the fucking valve open YES SIR I’m far away from professional communication in a short ammount of time you can barely imagine.

- Through my months in outpatient care, I have to admit that I never saw SO MUCH SHIT and SO MUCH MISERY in my whole life. I saw people rotting away during their last days, I saw patients in permanent and persisting pain with no sufficient pain control medicine and ignorant medicine practicioners with no knowledge about certain aspects of their work. I saw houses and apparments in a state, that you only may know from fictional media. I saw desperate relatives and wives, trying to get control over their lifes back and trying to archieve a little dignity for their loving husbands or whatever. I will never forget these months and always remember back when I might feel bad.

Despite all the negative things that happened I have to say, that I’m in a new relationship with a very great and lovely girl. You cannot imagine such a prick like me falling in love? Well you can see the difference ;)

This was it for the rest of the week, goodbye fellas!

Stephan

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