So yesterday was great even though I wasn't able to go to K.ryns house (katherine) until like 7 or 8. It was super fun; I love my friends and I'm so blessed to be surrounded by them. They're like my sisters!!
So I shared a story to them that I learned from a few days before. I was at a basketball game, not playing because of my back. But one of my friends nose started to bleed and to be kind I helped her out by getting her tissues. I felt like such a nurse to be helping her out. Yeah I know right? IM SO COOL! (: So the next day I told my sister and the first thing she asks me was if I was wearing gloves. In the back of my head I knew I should have been wearing gloves, but I wasn't. She gave me a lecture saying if you want to be a nurse you have to know that you can't put your life in danger to help someone else. Moral of the story in that event: wear gloves when dealing with blood (: That's not the only thing I learned though. You can't help others if you can't help yourself. I've heard of this before, don't know where but I have and it says a lot. There's people who love to help other people, cough cough me. BUT you can't give something to someone if you can't give it to yourself. ex. I don't think people could be nice to someone if they can't be nice to themselves. I can't solve other peoples problems or help them if I don't work to solve mine. I don't want to go into to much details, but it's something to think about.
So I shared a story to them that I learned from a few days before. I was at a basketball game, not playing because of my back. But one of my friends nose started to bleed and to be kind I helped her out by getting her tissues. I felt like such a nurse to be helping her out. Yeah I know right? IM SO COOL! (: So the next day I told my sister and the first thing she asks me was if I was wearing gloves. In the back of my head I knew I should have been wearing gloves, but I wasn't. She gave me a lecture saying if you want to be a nurse you have to know that you can't put your life in danger to help someone else. Moral of the story in that event: wear gloves when dealing with blood (: That's not the only thing I learned though. You can't help others if you can't help yourself. I've heard of this before, don't know where but I have and it says a lot. There's people who love to help other people, cough cough me. BUT you can't give something to someone if you can't give it to yourself. ex. I don't think people could be nice to someone if they can't be nice to themselves. I can't solve other peoples problems or help them if I don't work to solve mine. I don't want to go into to much details, but it's something to think about.
