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Those Crazy Certified Registered Nurse Anethetists

A nurse colleague from my PICU days sent this You Tube link via email the other day.  The Laryngospasms are a group of … More

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Art, certified registered nurse anethetists, cute man-nurses, pink autumn leaves, singing CRNAs, singing nurses, the laryngospasms

Daylight Savings Time: For What?

     Am I the only person who thinks that the little clock on coffee makers should change time via satellite, like … More

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coffee makers, daylight savings time, full moon, Oregon, Portland, saving time, time change, willamette river, winter dark

Halloween Brain Cactus

 I bought my favorite 10 year-old a brain cactus as a Halloween gift. He like cars, motorcycles, skateboards, and some trading … More

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brain cactus, curiosity, Halloween, happiness, life-long learning, Seymour Krelborn, the little shop of horrors

Art Making & Nursing Competence Post Makes Top 100 List

 RNCentral.com has included a post from this blog, Art Making and Nursing Competence, on its list of 100 Blog Posts You Should Read … More

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Art, art and nursing, Milepost 5, nursing, RNCentral.com, The Manor of Art Portland

The Volcano Lover

     Recently, I walked to the top of a volcanic cinder cone in the Cascade Mountain range, in Oregon.  I have been in love with … More

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active volcanos, Art, can you legislate good health?, cancer, cascade mountain range, chemotherapy, dying, grief, hospice, loss, Mt St Helen, oncology nursing, Pacific Northwest Volcanoes, palliative care, patient care, ring of fire, Susan Sontag, the goddess Pele, the volcano lover, volcanoes

Color Theory: The Color White and Praise for Hospital Gowns

     One of the most challenging differences between working in a hospital and my current position in an ambulatory infusion unit, for … More

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ambulatory infusion, Art, art and nursing, hosptal gowns, oncology nursing, Portland, the color white

Love You to Death is the October Cover of The American Journal of Nursing

     The American Journal of Nursing has published my painting, Love You to Death on its October cover. You can … More

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AJNonline, Art, On the Cover, the American Journal of Nursing

J.Paradisi Interviews Tamara English for pdxArtscene

I ask artist Tamara English questions about her work and inclusion in Mark Woolley’s group show in October at Anka Gallery. Follow this … More

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Anka Gallery, Art, Everett Street Lofts, First Thursday, Mark Woolley group show, pdxArtscene, Tamara English

Mistakes are Judged by their Outcomes

     It’s been a long time now, since I was on my knees, praying that the  young woman lying crumpled in front of … More

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Art, crimes, criminalization of mistakes, emergencies, humanity, mistakes, nursing, patient care, Portland, portland bicycling, urban bicyclst

Color Theory: Anemia

     This week, it seemed all of our patients required blood transfusions. They came in with similar symptoms: fatigue, shortness of breath on exertion … More

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Art, care of the soul, gratitude, nursing issues

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Unknown's avatarJParadisiRN is a multidisciplinary artist with a focus in painting and writing. Her paintings and short stories have been published nationally. She has exhibited artwork in galleries throughout the Pacific Northwest.
Julianna was a frequent contributor of illustrated blog posts to Off The Charts, the blog of the American Journal of Nursing. She has been a nurse for 33 years, specializing in Pediatric Intensive Care, Oncology Infusion, and as an Oncology Nurse Navigator.

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