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Hi Melanie, I agree entirely with you. We must use clear and precise language to properly educate our clients and their families. Patients do not understand medical jargon; educating a patient is a life-or-death situation. A misunderstanding can cause a lot of damage and even death.
Hi Ava, I agree with you that the narrative genre allows you to be really creative. This style of writing requires a lot of details, and I love it. I also find the narrative scheme quite special and easy to follow to produce a good narrative text.
Expository, it’s in my opinion a beautiful writing style that demands objectivity. Me too,I really like to learn and share what I learned. As nurses, we all have an obligation to improve this writing style to better educate and support our patients and their families.
Hi Cristina, I was thinking about that when I saw your last name. Your grandmother could speak Creole too; you never know. Yes, it’s hard for me to learn another language, but I’m trying.
Hi Ava, Oh really! If you want, we can practice French together. There was no culture shock when I came here because the Americans occupied us. Haitians are very familiar with American culture. So, I adapted very quickly; my only obstacle was the language.
Hi Pumi, nice to meet you. I can imagine your daily life with 3 girls at home. Each one has her own personality. Raising three girls is a lot. The best thing is to spend time with them. It’s already great that you enjoy spending time with your family. I also like going out with my children and going to the beach when we can, of course.
