Isn't it weird that we (the collective "we") can still be at odds of over the roles of women. Why must the mommy wars persist? Like you, I have worked full-time, part-time, PRN, and not at all. There was a period when it was best for the family for me to not be working. When the time came for me to return to the work force, I went to nursing school and started my mid-life career in the ER. Which also happened to be my calling. I'm now retired from nursing and my daughters have their own families. They each have had different paths career-wise and it's what has been best for each of them. Your comment about women's lives being on a continuum is spot on.
Hi Kimmery,
Isn't it weird that we (the collective "we") can still be at odds of over the roles of women. Why must the mommy wars persist? Like you, I have worked full-time, part-time, PRN, and not at all. There was a period when it was best for the family for me to not be working. When the time came for me to return to the work force, I went to nursing school and started my mid-life career in the ER. Which also happened to be my calling. I'm now retired from nursing and my daughters have their own families. They each have had different paths career-wise and it's what has been best for each of them. Your comment about women's lives being on a continuum is spot on.
Looking forward to more of your posts.
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