Please continue to send me the Nursing in Virginia magazine.

~R.H in Mt. Sidney, VA

I would like to be put on your mailing list, as I did not get a copy of the spring edition of your magazine. I am the nurse in an advertisement in this edition. Fellow RNs from the hospital have shown me their copy, which is how I know about your magazine. The articles look interesting.

~S.S. in Woodbridge, VA 

Of all the unsolicited mail I get, 99.9% goes into the recycle bin unopened. This one is different. The content is relevant to current (read perennial!) nursing issues, without being merely a shallow cover for advertising. Nursing in the southwest portion of the state needs all the help it can get. I loved the articles featuring Janet Younger and Martha Moon.

~S.S in Floyd, VA

What a great magazine.  I recently moved from Richmond to Blacksburg and I am very glad you expanding to include the Roanoke region.  I would love to continue getting the magazine. 

~C.S in Blacksburg, VA

Curious that all the jokes in the humor section were not only tasteless and sexual in nature but were featured in the same issue as a sexual harassment article.

~T.M. in Richmond, VA

Thank you for the recent copy of Nursing In Virginia. I have read each article and was particularly interested in the one re: the DNP degree. I intend to go online and fi nd out programs currently offering this degree. I do wonder who will serve as faculty knowing the shortage of faculty already present in schools of nursing.

I do appreciate the section on Humor and know that it is a human behavior that can assist us in many situations -- including being a nurse. At the same time, I prefer not to do this at the expense of the persons we are supposed to ‘care for.’ I found Treat Your
Nurse Right in poor taste and certainly does not represent my approach to being a nurse.

I would be interested in knowing if you seek articles from nurses
in general or do you request articles from particular nurse
authors?

~D.G. Lexington, VA