Hectic

My last week's experience's definitely something worth to share.

Yes. This is not an exageration. I'm sure I looked exactly as horrible as that woman, only with a less messy desk.

I got trained during two days in the operating room (aka OR) and surgery booking, then I was left on my own (because my mentor was sick and couldn't be there). Well, other people get 'two' as well, but 'two' weeks it is. Seriously!?!

(Beside this hell-ish dive into the fast-paced OR environment, I was forced to do an overtime, so including tomorrow, I'll be working seven days straight. The positive in all this, is the fact that I'm working and thus earning money instead of spending.)

Anyway, I'm not complaining, because I happened to manage the whole situation and figured things out. It was tough at first, but when everyone start to compliment you...you tend to forget all the pain by returning a smile.

According to my co-workers, I am a fast learner, amazing, a sweetheart, efficient, fantastic and a pleasure to work with. WOW! *surprised* Honestly, I think they really liked me...my teacher specifically asked for me to do her job whenever she calls sick or go on vacation.

See? I'm exhausted, but happy to be.

PS. I have to thank the person who let me go of Blue Cross...gave me an opportunity to find a better work-place, where I feel appreciated. Makes me happier and healthier.