I Wish I’d Said It

Ring the bells that still can ring Forget that perfect offering There is a crack in everything That’s how the … More

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A Personal Response to Moral Distress in Health Care

This morning I visited Pauline Chen MD’s Well blog at the NY Times on-line to read comments posted to her … More

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Moral Distress in Healthcare

     There is a thoughful article in the NY Times on line regarding moral distress in nursing and medicine.  Go … More

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Greetings From Slabtown

            The paintings in the series Greetings From Slabtown began when I painted the view from the window of the loft … More

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Laughing About Proctology

             Yesterday, a colleague brought to work an article from the Washington Post. It was a list of made up words and … More

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On Art And IV’s, Part II

I know I have successfully placed an IV when a “flash” of blood, visible in the clear plastic introducer of the angiocath, verifies … More

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I Wish I’d Said It

No artist needs criticism, he only needs appreciation. If he needs criticism he is no artist. Gertrude Stein

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On Art and IV’s

  I want to discuss what it’s like to be an artist and a nurse. The visual art pieces are … More

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Tuesday January 27 2009

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J. Paradisi Discusses Her Projects at PNCA Tonight

I will briefly discuss my current projects in visual art and the inclusion of my stories in Kaplan Publishing’s New Lives: Nurses’ … More

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