She spent 17rs an an ER nurse at University in Denver. She really thought she was helping and this whole life flop we just went through kicked that from underneath her and now has no more wind in her sails to do it i one of "their" facilities with modern medicine's drugs/therapies/etc.

I became disabled in 2016, and started my REAL education. I was a Registered Nurse. I worked on several different floors of our local hospital, became a Nursing Supervisor for awhile, then from ER to Critical Care Nurse on an ambulance transport for awhile, then back for 2 more years in ER.
I was a volunteer EMT-IVT for our hometown, and I liked being able to follow the patients I took in on an ambulance.
I also was a nurse at our county detention center for a year, and I would not trade it for anything. I left after giveng notice in a letter of resignation saying I could not work in an environment that was not coducive to a poitive outcome for my patients. They even got ticked off at me calling them patients instead of inmates. I had PATIENTS.