 Ac mae hyn o'r holl gyntaf, mae'n gynnw'r 3'n gynnwys gofynu. Mae hyn sy'n gychwyn gwahanol ac mae hyn o'r 3 o 3. Mae'r gynnwys arall wedi gynhyrch yn ysbryd. Gallwn ni'n pryn gwybod i'r gwybodaeth yn ei penderfynu ar y dylai'r gynnwys. A rhaid e'n ddiogel mas gynhyrch yn digwydd yn ymgall. A rhaid efallai gydag i gweithio ar ei gynnwys o gynnwys i gydag yn gwybodaeth oherwydd'n gyffredinolion, atad, jakol i'r cystafol. Fi chi dnowu'r Ziw'n cyfnod, byddwn ni'n gwneud o wlfawr wently shoulde ac byddwn ni'n golygu i'r gŷ, rydych chi ein gŷad o'r gŷadau, ac yn bod ni'n meddwl, mae'n meddwl ni'n meddwl yn chariwch byn ei gŵr, a'i rherwydd yn gwinio, rwy'n meddwl — gofa, ddim yn meddwl i gŷadon ni— i gweithio yma. Yn ei gofyniaid yn ymgwys i'r wgwyswyr, felly mae'n rhan jwrpwynt of ei mae'n meddwl am wneud, Felly mae'r ffaith yw ar y cyfnog Felly mae'r rai hwnnw diddor iawn Rhaid i gyd ddweud i ddigon i ddweud i darwd Felly ddweud i ddweud i ddweud i ddweud i ddweud i ddweud i ddweud i ddweud i ddweud Rhef i ddweud ar gyfer hwn Fyddo, byddwn i ddatblygu'r gwir Efallai ei chweddol i ddweud i ddweud i ddweud I ddweud i ddweud i ddweud i ddweud Efallai yma A rhai fe i'r gwir i ddweud yr eisin was ran rowym. Metoddwyd gan Guorellyn demonsen a muradydd yr欸 generating fel I felt so sorry for the patient and I was just like oh my God this isn't okay but for me and my learning experience and just, it just amazed me and I was just there like saying to me mentor how is this skin gone to grow back because there's nothing but apparently it does eventually grow back. It was really, really good experience. I loved seeing it. It was amazing for me really sad and horrible for the patient. I rai wrth yn iawn, dwi'n meddwl erbyn. Rhyw ddim rhaid i mi gwybod iddo mewn bwysig. Rwy'n meddwl symud yna nyfnodd allan. Edyddo. Rwy'n meddwl y baid hyn sy'n meddwl i gweithio'r bwysig ac fyddwch yn ddefnyddio'r bwysig â'i gweithio'i gweithio'r host. Mae laminig yma yn cyd-draethio. Mae gweithi'n cael ei llyfiadu a'u ei gwybod i'ch gweithio'r bwysig. ti Practice Yn Ym Gwyllwyd, ac yn fwy ymgwrdd chi'r ysgol i'r ysgol a'r periyd yn dweud... ..ynghoriwr mae ymgyrch yn ymgyrch. Mae yna i... ..wddo i'n oed 12 yn gynllun... ..yna i ymgyrch eich wentreith... ..yna fy mwyn i'r ysgol, oeddi'n gyd-fynu'r wyliad. Ond rydw i'n credu fy ymgyrch a rydw i'n mynd i'w gyd-fynu'n gweithio... ..yna rydw i'n credu fy mwyo'n gweithio. Dydw i ddim yn ei arwain. Dwi'n ddod yn ddim, mae hwnna'n ddim yn ddiddio'n dwst A dydyw'r cysylltu i gilydd o'ch gweithio ddiogelion i'r cysylltu i'r gwahanol? Ti'n ddiddio ddim yn ysgol gallegoedd, a fy nghyddiw'r hanfyrdd o'i hefyd, a rydyn ni'n ddim yn rysbond Iwn mfawr ond yn wna chi'n credu daeth neb i'w cwestiynau i gwybodaeth y cyffredin. Fel gainrhaeth o'r mfodol, ydych chi'n gwybodaeth a'r ceiswyd i'w cwestiynau ei ffodol? Mae'n cael ei ffodol o'r cyffredinon. Fsim i gydain gyda chi. Felly, mae'r gynnag hwnnw, maen nhw'n gweinydd eich gwneud i chi. Rwy'n cael ei wneud i chi i chi'n cyfrannu i chi gweinydd i chi fyddechrau. Mae hyn yn gweinydd ar y cwestiynau, a dweud mae chi'n cyfrannu. I grants a roedden ni'n gwirio llawer yn y diolch. Ac i fewn i erioed ac nid yna i'n gweithio saith ac yn eu gwasanaeth, ac mae eich gweithio'r gwaith ac aye, ac yn ddweud oherwydd mae hynny bod gan. Mae'n gweithio'n gweithio? Ond weithi, mae'n gwirio. A chi'n gweithio gweithio hefyd ac na wedi'i cymdeithio i mi, a mae hwn. Mae hefyd, a'i gweithio mae'n gweithio. A ride'r gwirio gweithio hefyd. Ynw'n hefyd, rydyn ni'n ei wneud ar gyfer bwys. ond ond fe chi'n gweithredu a'r iawn a rydyn nhw i'w wneud i'n gweithredu, stiw i'r bwysig ar ythy councils, dwi'n fydda i'r bloddo hygraeth, yn ddelfwsiannol i'n cael ei ddylai a dyna gweithredu, mae rhaid i'n dweud i mwyni a llwydd ym mwy ym mwy. Felly rydyn nhw wedi bod nhw'n dwi'n dweud i'r vlog rydyn ni'n dweud fydd o'r dda iawn fe'i ddef wraith o'r ddweud gallwch gyd wedi'u gwneud o arch nifer o'r llyfr gyd фryd yn brun ni'n rhywlliant gallwch gyrfa'r ymlaen o'r Llyfr Gyrwch yn llyfr lle. gallwch gyrfa'r llyfr o'r llyfr o'r cyhoedd gyda'r cyhoedd, gallwch gyrfa'r llyfr o'r llyfr i'r lle bod ymlaen i'r addiad. Ond Roedd yrhaff yma hefyd yn gweithio mewn sgrifennu! P offensive, gallwch dda, gallwch yn edrych chi arblings, ond mae'n sicr datblygu dda'n ei wneud o'r gyrch o'r cyhoedd, ond you know what all these five am stars the tiredness the long shifts has just melted away with those exact words from her from her just saying my name and that's why I do it. Oh my God what is wrong with me but this this is why I do it guys because I love this job I love this role so much and when you get patience saying Name and Thank You. It's just the most rewarding thing. And there's no price that you can put on that. There's no price at the feeling that you get inside. And I'm crying because I'm happy. Yeah, sorry. I'm so emotional. Oh my god, I'm emotional wreck. What is wrong with me? This degree. You guys that have followed my journey from the start have probably sent me cry a handful of times because it's so emotional and you'll get these moments that just absolutely hit you in the heart hard guys and you know what like today is what day are we on now today's wednesday this was monday that this happened and I purposely waited till today to make this vlog because I thought I was emotional wreck after placement like I was blabbing I was so emotional because I had this amazing day I'd saw the wound and then just top it off this patient saying my name and remembering who I was ..wy copio angen, a dy'n gofyniolaith yn cael ei chymraeg i chi felwyd yn cael euwowodau. Ac mae hynny yn cael eu gwahanol ychydig. Mae'n cael eu gwahanol. Fy beth wedi'ch wahanol. Mae mai yn y rydyn ni oedd yn gweithio arall, rydyn ni i hi wedi wedi gwahanol. Dwi'n gwahanol. Rwyf am ddwy ddwy yma o'r ddwy'r cyflawn. Rydyn ni'n ddim o'r ddwy ddwy yma ac yn ddweud. Pwy ffwrdd o'r gweithio'r gweithio. Rwyf wedi bod yn ni'n ddydd o'r cyflwynt o'r ddweud. Rwyf wedi bod yn ni'n ddweud os yw'r newidau... Rwyf wedi bod yn ni'n ddweud o'r newidau. Rwyf wedi ei ddweud i'r gwrth gyrdd i'r gyflwynt i ddweud. Under the supervision of my mentor I removed a pig line which is a line that goes sort of up here and it's closer to the heart, it's a really long line that they put in, a little bit like when they put the cannulas in the back of the hands but this actually goes that way. I removed that today which is amazing. Oh and I also did a handover to the discharge lounge as well so we had a patient that was ready to go home and I had to ring the discharge lounge and hand over the patient to them. So I did that because I have never done that before so that was really interesting to do. I've done a handover before to other staff members but I haven't actually done it to a different area where they don't know the patient so that was really nice. It was good to experience that and they're the only two things that I've done extra today. I've done my normal personal hygiene, getting people eating and drinking, doing wound dressings, doing fluid balance, all of that. It's the normal usual thing. I've got nothing else to say about today. Tomorrow is my last day. I've got a few things for my mentor and the ward. I've got them cards and I've also bought some chocolates for the ward, some cake and I've bought my mentor some really nice hand cream and a hand scrub as well because she made a comment a few weeks ago about hand cream. So that's what I've got. She's got hand cream. Whether she'll like it or not, I'm not sure. We'll find out. But if she doesn't, it's fine but we'll see. Tomorrow's going to be an exciting day. I can't wait to finish. Prepare for the tears guys. Prepare. I'll see you all tomorrow. I'm here for the last day of placement of second year. I'm so excited. You have no idea. 12.5 hour shifts left to go and that's me done. Finished until January. Are you ready for this? I am. Let's go. That's it guys. I am done. Finished. Dusted. Second year is complete. I'm so, so excited. I'm so happy. I'm so chuffed. I can't believe second year is done with. Last placement is done. I passed with a P star. Let me show you my book. Oh my God. So this is what my mentor wrote in my book. So basically in our documents we can be awarded a pass or a P star. And you get a P star if you've gone above and beyond your normal student nurse duties. Like a P star. So this is what my mentor said. I know. I'm so chuffed. She's so lovely. She's just been. Do you know what? My mentor on this ward has been fantastic. I couldn't have asked for a better mentor. In fact all my mentors have been so lucky that all my mentors have been amazing. But this one in particular what she's done well for me is she's constantly questioning me. She's constantly asking questions, asking questions, testing my knowledge, testing my skills and just asking me so many things to get my brain working, to get me thinking about things, to see what I know and what I don't know. And she's just been amazing. Like I haven't had any mentor do that before. I've never had a mentor question me like that and drugs calculations. I think I said that in a previous vlog. She tested me on my drugs calculations. And I was just there like oh but I did it. I did it. But yes so a massive, just a massive thank you to my mentor because she's been incredible. She's been so good and she's just a fabulous, fabulous nurse. And I hope she keeps being amazing and any student is really, really lucky to have her because she's fantastic. I've really loved working alongside her. She's taught me so, so much and more. And you can tell she really loves having students as well because of the way that she is with you and questioning you and getting you to do more. Anything that's new she'll be like come on, come and do this, come and do this. And she'll just get you doing so much. It's just amazing. I've really enjoyed my time as much as I'm not a ward nurse and anyone that's watched my very first vlog. And I was really anxious about going on to the ward again because I wasn't a ward nurse. Do you know what she's given me faith in the wards again? And she's just been amazing. I've really enjoyed my time with her. It's been just, it's been lovely. I can't say much more than that. So my last shift today went well sort of ish. I don't really want to say bad things about it, but it was really, really, really short staffed. Like dangerously low staffed today on the ward and we all had to pull together and just get on with it because there was physically no more staff from anywhere. So we had all these patients to do and there was just a couple of nurses, literally two nurses to however many patients and it was tough. But do you know what? We all worked together well as a team and we got everything done and those patients' safety was maintained. So do you know what? A star to everybody on that ward today because they've just been amazing and it just shows what real teamwork is after today. And I've learnt actually quite a lot. The other downside today was a patient that I've been looking after for a couple of weeks now is he's not good basically and he's probably not going to last till tomorrow and it's hard, really hard to see your patients like that and see them deteriorate before your eyes. And I got a bit upset as you can see. But when you build a bond with your patient and you get to know your patients inside out it's tough, it is tough when they're just there just for one thing and then suddenly they're end of life and you just think life's so unfair. It's like why, why does this happen? And the family was there and they were upset and I went and I did like the last lot of observations before I left on him and I couldn't say goodbye to him. I couldn't because I was just so upset. But obviously I wasn't upset on the ward in front of him. I was like, I was putting on this brave face and I thought I just need to get out of here because I really need to cry and just let it out and then put on my brave face and go back. So I held it in. I just acted natural, act normal around him. I tried to make light of the situation but he was so poorly and he's not going to make it. But do you know what? That's the hardest part of this job is this basically and we have to try and put aside our emotions when you're out there on placement on your wards. You need to put aside those emotions and put on your brave face for the patient, for the family and just be there for them. And then when you get home, literally have your time to reflect and talk to people. Make sure you debrief with nurses when you're out there on the ward because you really need to talk about these sort of things because it will get to you. It's really got to me tonight. I literally, as soon as I walked out of placement I was in floods of tears. I'm still upset about it now. But it just makes us human and it just shows how much we really care and how much we love caring for other people and how much we nurse because I wouldn't do this job if I didn't care and if I didn't have a heart. But sometimes you do have to, just a warning to everybody you are going to have those times where you get upset about a patient and that's okay. It's natural to be upset but just make sure that you act professional on the ward. But at the same time don't be a robot. Show that emotion as well. It's really hard to get the balance but somehow you just do it. It's been a really, it's been not a very nice end into my placement unfortunately but I have learnt so much and I'm so grateful and I really love my mentor. She's absolutely fantastic and I've had a really good learning experience on this ward and I've learnt so much and I've done so much. It's been amazing because I love to get stuck in and do things it's been really good to learn and build my knowledge build my confidence, build my skills up. It's just been fantastic. I just feel like I'm ready for third year now so come the 14th of January I'm officially going into third year. And I just wanted to say an absolutely massive, massive, massive congratulations well done everybody cohort 0117 at BCU you've done amazing and you know what we've had the struggles, we've had such struggles people have had to defer placements I've had to defer exams because of the personal things going on I almost had to defer this placement because I had a lot of personal stuff going on I had to move house and everything I had so much going on I almost deferred and I thought you know what, no I'm going to do this and I got stuck in I did it and I'm so glad I did it because I'm here, I'm finished, I'm done now I've got nothing to worry about just look forward straight ahead and I'm just, I'm so proud of every single one of you at Birmingham City University who has come to the end of this year we've done amazing we've got there, we've done it you've just, you've all pushed yourselves you've all embraced it, you've all passed everything it's just a celebration guys and I'm going to see you all in January for third year, come on!