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Out of the many files of governmental horrors well established in the 21st century pinned to nursing is the Rachael G. case. It’s amazingly probative of how to get rid of nurses and or devolp governmental justification of anything it wants.
Rachael is a young coligate nurse with under ten yrs active experience, a greenhorn, whom acted ‘razzeled ‘ during a shift and was anonymously reported by her alledged coworkers via the click to file routine.
Rachael self medicated with methamphetamine for ‘depression’. She has zero priors with no known drug or alcohol history. Zero criminal history. Her only modern day nursing violation is honesty. Egregious honesty by today’s nurses actually should be medicated to keep their mouths shut. Yes…it’s that bad.
So Rachael is honest and admits her addiction and tests positive for amphetamines. The horror journey begins with conviction W/’move on your own motion’ azbn opening the $war chests carried by an army of easy money monitoring nurses whom few know. Rachael’s case represents one of the many losses in nursing, and why.
Although Rachael is well educated, her on job experience is still greenhorn; and is not the first nurse to self medicate b/c of employment r/t stress. The record has no criminal c/c, at this point. Not really sure how one gets politically killed for illegal drug use w/o a possession charge? I can imagine for sure. Be that as it may, the endless volume of regulatory stipulations flips her positive; again, in 7mos. And creates her own obituary to get relief, which leads to a zoom transmission of a ‘Suicide’ Valkyre leading to a home invasion of two Male qGlendale officers sending strip search, live, over zoom whilst nursing board watched from afar. Naturally her career ends and another nurse bites the dirt in Arizona.
Rachael had the most important part of rehab success well in her and doing well for 8 Mos. But like many monitoring tools, the patient is needed so other $ are gained. It’s breakneck treatment. Her desire to stop using and support from her own kind could’ve created a brand new Nurse. Where have all the smart nurses gone? Her loss is multiplied by too much regulation where the best treatment for addiction is free. Well, if she wants it, she can get it? She is still out there, and we lost her. It’s the backroom of the Russian Roulette Gambling Ctr. The entire country knows.
It’s not expected recipients of this note are expected to do anything at all. ‘Just So You Know’
Nurse Watchdogs of Arizona 
The loss of nursing staff and the actual experience of clinical experts availability is in severe mode for public safety; it doesn’t end there. The economic failure of our health care systems is a monster costing the public a fortune for service that is way out of control. The science attempts to advance in efficacy but is often duped by lack of insurance access. Those who have access, and adequate insurance, become cash cows simply b/c of availability.
Love the title. I miss being a nurse. I think about it everyday. I feel like I was given a gift that now I can’t use and I worry about the patients in those awful SNFs. I should be there advocating for them, but I can’t. I have 1 year before I can reapply for my license. I surrendered my license because at the time I didn’t seem to have a choice. I felt as if I was drowning and I couldn’t keep doggy paddling around, I was exhausted. The monitoring program was suffocating. I chose my life over being a nurse. I am clean today thanks to continued support from NA and my higher power. I am not a nurse today, but maybe one day I will be allowed back into the field where I can use my gift to help those who can’t help themself. Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. I made an awful decision one time and thats all it took. One time. Imagine being depressed for 20 years and trying dozens of medications and therapy without success and then POOF you’re not depressed. I didn’t try meth because I am a malicious person, I just am human and was tired of hurting. Today, I am so thankful I found ketamine for my treatment for depression. If only I had been introduced to this treatment before the meth I would be a FNP today. BTW… it costs me $3000 for the ketamine infusions (NOT COVERED BY ANY INSURANCE COMPANY.)
Most nursing boards don’t publish much about themselves and the stats of lost nurses b/c of over monitoring is unknown. Your case is known and its details defines too many bosses and nurses turning on one another. Why so many nurses go against one another is odd.There are nurses using today and working with pts. Monitoring nurses is easy money for nurses who hate nursing and find adm careers so much easier for their weak bodies and lazy minds. The 12 step program w/sponsor and the desire to stay clean is all a nurse needs. You’re young so doing something else; and there are many successes associated with 12 steppers. Tim LaHaye has a book about depression its wonderful. Inspiring change takes work to accurately work the steps. You may find success away from nursing, however, state lic in Az revoked is the Scarlett Letter. Uber works but you Need a vehicle.
Your sobriety is for you and no one else.