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| Brogavantty Dunwoody, RN, BSN |
Brogavantty wrote the following for the CF Community Blog."For the first few years, life as a nurse was good. I was
always transparent about my chronic condition (although not when I was
interviewing for jobs). I was determined to be punctual and reliable, so I
planned doctor visits on days off or took paid leave. During those long,
12-hour nursing shifts, I had the opportunity to display a high level of
compassion for my patients. Soon, I became a teacher for nursing students, and
then for nurses new to the profession, and finally for those who were new to
the organization but were seasoned nurses." "After eight years in the acute care (hospital) setting, I
made a tough decision to leave bedside nursing on the recommendation of my CF
doctor. I was heartbroken and a bit discouraged, thinking I would no longer be
able to make an impression on the lives of my patients if I was not working in
a hospital setting. However, I remembered that seed of determination that was
planted inside me and has grown over the years. I leaned on my faith through
this transition to a new type of nursing."
Read more at:
https://www.cff.org/community-posts/2022-05/how-having-cf-shaped-my-nursing-career
Cheers!
Donna
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