Introduction
Hello, I’m FlorenceMYM, the administrator of “Florence’s Lamp.” Thank you for taking an interest in me and my site.
Here, I’ll share a bit about myself and what inspired me to create this website.
About Me
- Age: Mid-40s
- Family: A family of five and two cats
- Personality & Traits: Serious, detail-oriented, prefers clear answers over ambiguity, enjoys electronic gadgets, likes being alone, loves cats, enjoys talking with elderly people, tends to be introverted, appreciates people with a sense of humor
- Hobbies: Home gardening, creating things with my children, website development, reading, playing the guitar
- Education: Graduated from a public nursing school in Tokyo
- Work Experience: Experience in orthopedic surgery, respiratory medicine, operating rooms, and home nursing (facility-based). Currently, I also serve as a facility director.
About This Website
Purpose
- To share the impact and significance of nursing care plans with more people
- To make nursing care planning accessible from anywhere
- To use this site as my personal memo for future reference
Content
- Primarily based on what I learned in nursing school and clinical practice
Website Name
- The name “Florence’s Light” comes from Florence Nightingale, and “Light” symbolizes the lamp given during the capping ceremony in nursing school (Nightingale was also known as “The Lady with the Lamp”).
- The name reflects my commitment to never forget my initial motivation and to strive for excellence in nursing.
- The book Florence Nightingale’s Life by Yuriko Miyamoto provides insight into how Nightingale shaped the nursing profession. It is available for free on Aozora Bunko, so feel free to check it out if you’re interested. Read on Aozora Bunko
Important Notes
- This website contains AdSense and affiliate advertisements.
Thank you for reading until the end. I aim to update this site with new and accurate information based on your feedback and suggestions. Please feel free to share your opinions and comments in the comment section.
I appreciate your continued support of “Florence’s Lamp.”
