KayBuckaroo's Journal, 24 June 2018

So many people on this site (myself included) are dieting like crazy to look as good as you do. 

That’s still an awesome feeling though! Haha! Congrats and keep it up! 

Don’t buy too much clothes cause u gonna keep shrinking 😆 

You look amazing. 

Looking great. Very slim. Keep up the great work! 

The thrift shops are a great option during weight loss - plus donating your over- size clothes gets a nice tax deduction. 

Great going, KayBuckaroo! 

Those clothes already look a size too big for you! Well done! The transformation is amazing :) 

You look just great. You look smaller than you say you are. 

You look just great. You look smaller than you say you are. 

Look great 

You look great! 

Your kind words come to me at a really crucial time, reading your comments brings tears to my eyes. Thank you everyone for being so supportive. The new job is definitely how I am getting so trim so quickly, and I think that I’m out of the running for oncology. 

Sorry to hear about the oncology opportunity. But, I am sure you know the old saying, 'when one door closes another door opens'... 

My job has also helped me lose weight, cause I keep busy n have no access to food 

Kay—I’m sorry about the oncology gig. As a cardiac carb lab supervisor I was involved in hiring staff. I had interviewed a nurse for a position but did not select her. A couple weeks later she called me, thanked me for interviewing her and asked IF I would share with her what she might need to learn or do differently in order to increase her chances of getting hired in the future. I was impressed. I gave her several suggestions for continuing her critical care type of experience, certifications to work on, etc. I kept her name in my files and about a year later I had another position open. I sent her a note and invited her to reapply. She did and she had done all of the things we had talked about. I never posted that position. I hired her. So the long and short of it is—- if oncology is really where your heart is, persevere. You have a great track record for success. You can do this too. I think oncology nursing needs YOU. 

Yes - Kenna, very beautiful and true! 

Well it’s the strangest thing, I called the HR director and spoke with her again, and she said that they were still trying to arrange another interview with a different candidate. I told her I would patiently await her phone call and thank her for her time. She told me it wasn’t a no. But it feels very much like a no. Thank you everyone, I love reading your comments. 

You look amazing! Don’t give up on oncology ...as Kenna said...persevere! 

:) always is motivating to see progress