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I studied oncology for 5 hours and it got really emotional. My instructor warned us studying cancer would be hard - she was right.
During my shift, I cared for a patient who constantly chewed ice chips. Now, reading about oncology treatment side effects, I finally understand why.
Connecting these real patient experiences to what I'm learning in class is powerful... and heartbreaking.
This is real nursing student life in Canada, the exhaustion, the emotions, the dedication, and everything in between. From cleaner to nursing school, I'm sharing my entire journey here.
Started the day:
• Woke up at 7:30am... then went back to sleep
• Finally got up at 11:00am (-16°C outside!)
• Healthy breakfast routine
• 5 hours of oncology studying
What made it emotional:
• Learning about treatment side effects my patients experience
• Understanding why cancer patients chew ice chips (prevents mouth sores)
• Connecting textbook knowledge to real people l've cared for
• Realizing how much these future patients will need compassionate nurses
What I studied:
• Cancer cell pathophysiology
• Chemotherapy and radiation effects
• Nursing interventions for oncology patients
• Symptom management


Timeline:
0:00 - Hook

0:34- Waking up struggles (in bed at 7:30am)

0:35- The real wake-up (11:00am

0:51 - Healthy breakfast routine

0:57- Study space setup

1:17 - Study session 1 begins

2:43 - Getting emotional about my patient

2:57- Refocusing and continuing

3:13- study section 2

3:23 - lunch break

4:00 - study section 3

5:35 - Reflection

This video shows the reality of nursing school - it's not always pretty, it's not always easy, but it's always worth it.
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