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Hey guys welcome to my blog  "Diary of your favorite nurse."
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Allow me introduce myself, I'm Aitalokhai Mimi but I like to call myself Mimicoco aka your favorite nurse 😜. Yes I'm your favorite nurse even if any of your relatives is a nurse😋. You Know I'm just kidding right, that's just a name I call myself.

Anyways if you know me , you'll know that I'm very passionate about my profession. I love being a nurse. I love it when my patients become better and start packing their bags to go home, I love it when patients say stuffs like 'see that nurse o na she help me the other day' . It gives me fulfillment.

This is what birthed "Diary of your favorite nurse". I want to tell my nursing story to the whole world. 
Secondly, I also would love to change the narrative about nurses, Nigerian nurses in particular. I hate to hear people talk my profession down.

While I acknowledge the fact that there are not so good nurses just as there are other not so good persons in other profession, I hate to see people generalize. So I tell my stories hoping people will see the good side of nursing and realize that there are so many good nurses out there.

I've said too much for an intro already , just enjoy this journey with me and welcome others to do same.

I'm on Instagram as @diaryofyourfavoritenursehttps://www.instagram.com/p/B9kYQTLgxpW/?igshid=154t64g9zzbwt

Facebook @Diary of your favorite nurse and mimi ojeaga.https://www.facebook.com/111870177246657/posts/115659170201091/
Twitter @diary_favnurse.


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