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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…

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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

Mandatory Flu shots for Healthcare Workers Criticized in New York

     Today’s New York Times has an article supporting the right of that city’s health care workers to refuse both…

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empowerment, ethics, H1N1 vaccine, mandatory flu vaccine, mandatory vaccination of nurses, nurse stereotypes in the media, nursing issues, ownership of one's body, patient care, seasonal flu vaccination

I Wish I’d Said It

I beg you…to have patience with everything unresolved in your heart and try to love the questions themselves as if …

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Art, famous quotes, I Wish I'd Said It, questions & answers, Rilke

Greetings from Eastern Oregon

     Taking advantage of the beautiful fall weather we’re having in Oregon this year means a road trip, and we…

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big obsidian flow, eastern oregon, Newberry Caldera, obsidian, road trip

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…

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

Code Oink: An RN Considers the H1N1 Vaccine.

    The other day I was walking through a hallway at the hospital, when one of the staff began coughing. He…

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code oink, effective communication, H1N1 vaccine, mandating vaccination of nurses, mandatory flu shots, nurses and H1N1, nurses and swine flu, patient care, swine flu

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…

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

Parsely,Green Onions, and Mint: Rethinking Personal Ideologies

     One way I decide I like a work of art, is if I am still thinking about it days, weeks, or months…

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Art, Gabe Flores, green, greener than you, grocery bags, rethinking the way I do things

Recipe: Curried Shrimp & Apple Salad (Yummers!)

     Last weekend David and I drove out to Hood River, Oregon for lunch.  Afterwards we took  in the “Fruit Loop” and bought apples and…

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curried shrimp and apple salad, fall salad recipe, fruit loop oregon, Hood River oregon

J.Paradisi in Siren Nation’s Group show at Olympic Mills Sept.28-Nov.28 2009

I dropped off my painting Broken in the Fall  Saturday afternoon at Olympic Mills Commerce Center for Siren Nation’s group show…

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Art, Olympic Mills portland, siren nation, women's arts festival portland

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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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