Nursinghome Stories

(This is a joke) Y/N is a troublesome teen with a record of a bad attitude and after committing one crime too many she is sentenced to doing community service at the local nursing home. At first she is very disgruntled about her new "job", until she meets a dashing, rotting, rabbit of a man that goes by... Peepaw Afton...

Samuel and john were childhood best friends but there would always be something more... You know where to find me... ...and i know where to look

Writing Prompt #227 by writing.prompts.re on Threads: You work in a nursing facility where a cat inexplicably visits patients the night they pass away. Tonight, they won't leave you alone.

"I know you're still in there, I wish I could talk to you one more time." The story of a great-granddaughter growing up with her great grandfather, who slowly becomes more sporadic.

Antonio is a young man who works as a nurse's assistant in a nursing home in California. There is a certain young female resident there who he's befriended, and there is a rather pretty housekeeper who he can't help but stare after. When he falls for both, drama ensues, mainly with his paranoid girlfriend, and when medical emergencies happen, things get more interesting. Rari has a huge crush on Antonio, and they get along great, but any potential relationship between them is slim since he has a girlfriend, he likes that pretty housekeeper, and resident-employee relationships are not allowed. Who would think it would happen anyway? Wait... is he blushing in Rari's presence? No way. 💗 This story is dedicated to a special young woman who was a resident at the nursing home I work at, and who passed away recently. This is for you, C! 💗🌷

As the COVID-19 pandemic takes out millions worldwide, the residents at Spring Haven are dropping like flies -- but not from COVID-19. As one lone CNA attempts to understand these deaths in the wake of a global pandemic, Charlene Vega struggles to come to terms with the deaths of her beloved residents.

Ezra Phillips shouldn't be alive. But he is, and he's not sure how to feel about that. After being in a horrific drunk driving accident, Ezra must serve time - 120 days to be exact - volunteering at Lakeside Living, a nursing home which doubles as a daycare. Marcella Lovelace should still be behind bars for the lives she's helped ruin. But she isn't, and she's not sure what to do about that. After getting a live-in job at Lakeside Living as a caregiver, Marci prays everyday that the good she does at the home will be able to make up for all the bad that drowns her past. Whether they realize it or not, Ezra and Marci are both searching for the same thing: a supportive structure to hold them up. So will the flowers of their present life reach up to touch the sun, or will they fall to the beaten earth like the blooms of their past? The answer lies within each other. ~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~ Morning Glories take 120 days, approximately four months, from seed to bloom. Morning Glories are creepers, they can't grow vertically without support from a stable structure. Morning Glories are still beautiful when their flowers lay against a rocky bottom, but people seem to love them more when their flowers stand tall against the sun. Morning Glories are a lot like us. ~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~ Rankings: #2 - Nursinghome

After losing her husband, 82-year-old Mildred, "Millie", moves into a quiet retirement home in Maine-only to be reunited with Elizabeth, "Beth", her high school sweetheart lost to time and family interference in 1960. What begins as polite friendship soon stirs old letters, half-faded poems, and the ache of what never was. Beneath the white pines, two women find that love, no matter how long buried, can still grow.

Here's chapter two! From now on I think the chapters will be journal entries. Hope you like it!

Laura and her sister, Izzie, are less than thrilled when their mom makes them spend the first day of spring cleaning out the attic together as a punishment for not getting along - totally logical, right? It seems like a recipe for World War III, until they uncover an old hope chest that belonged to their grandmother. The secrets inside just might change everything.

Dean is a wheelchair bound eighty year old with a seventy-six year old brother with a walker who is not normal. A friend and I were pming on here and the idea popped into my head for a funny one shot. Enjoy. I do not own Supernatural or its characters, nor do I make money off them. I just have fun.

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Nothing dear to the heart is ever truly lost. *First Place in the A Very Shiny Holiday Awards* *First Place Winner Short Story genre The Golden Awards 2020* *First Runner-up in the Ace Awards* *Short story award winner in The Aesthete Awards* *Third Place Winner in Short Stories In the Tower Contest* *Third Place Winner in Short Stories in the Gothica Awards 2020 #perdurableawards

A young man within a nursing home tells the story of a friendship he developed with a curious old man and his past, a past that is beyond belief and enshrouded in mystery.

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I will try to make this into more over time

Downsvale Nursing Care Home is a beautiful home. This home offers all the amenities you'd expect, including a restaurant-style dining area, cozy lobby, café bar and private dining area. There is also a fully functional cinema, hairdresser and nail bar. The lush gardens provide space for gardeners or simply to enjoy the surroundings with family and friends. Each room is spacious, well designed, practical and equipped with a private bathroom as standard. The Downsvale Nursing team covers a wide range of healthcare needs, from home care to nursing and dementia for those who need more support.

Hi, I'm Aniyah Katelyn and I'm going to tell you why and how I became a nursing assistant. This something I've always wanted to do growing up.

Bev and her husband are trying to conceive with no luck. But when Bev befriends Ione in the nursing home where she works as a CNA, Bev finds friendship and a group of little girls to coach and mentor. First published July 2020 in the Running Wild Anthology of Stories, Volume 4 by Running Wild Press.

Wins and epic fails of a single mom rocking the Covid19 times and trying to live life normal after a pandemic. Highs and lows of our new life... in the USA.