Student Nurse 60'S Style (ePub)

My age group is classed as the baby boomers, and when you've lived sixty odd years there are bound to be many changes in life, none more so than in nursing. When I left school in 1966 I became a cadet nurse. Cadets filled a useful gap between leaving school and starting training, these days there are no cadets. My training as a student nurse was based on the apprenticeship model, which meant we did most of our learning in the workplace. Today's student nurses are based in universities, with only a minimal placement in the workplace.
I live in the beautiful county of Cumbria in the north of England. My home town of Barrow-in-Furness had several hospitals back in the 60's each specialising in one thing, such as peadiatric or maternity, geriatric or gynaecology.
During my thirty odd years as a nurse one of the many changes I saw, was the closing of all the local small hospitals; usually built in the Victorian times, to make way for one big hospital with all speciality's based on one site.
I was married in 1970 and we have two children together, that meant I worked part time for a number of years before working full time in casualty. I am retired now and one of my biggest joys in life is looking after my two grandchildren, along with gardening, writing and keeping fit, I now have a very relaxed lifestyle, not like the often frantic days when I was nursing.

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