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Serving as a CNA is a tough job, both physically and mentally. I know because I started working as a nursing assistant when I turned 16 and continued throughout nursing school.
Despite the challenges, I loved my job. And I loved the residents whose stories I’ll carry forever in my heart.
So, it frustrates me greatly when I hear people bashing CNAs and other people who work in nursing homes. Granted, there are a few bad apples in every occupation.
However, in my many years of working in long-term care, I’ve discovered this truth: The vast majority of CNAs are compassionate, dedicated caregivers who truly want what’s best for their residents.