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My wife has been an RN for 40 years. I retired in 2021 and since then she works very limited hours, mostly per diem when she feels like it. That way we can travel and not be tied to her job. She agrees with you. So do almost all of her colleagues. I am friends with a few doctors. You sound like them. It saddens me to hear these things actually. She is 62 and cannot keep up with the amount of documentation required, and all the new "tech" tools they now need to use. Nursing the patient is completely secondary these days. It is what she loves to do but it is not emphasized anymore. It is all about running the business for big profits. She spends more time documenting everything to avoid issues with the insurance companies and lawsuits. I keep urging her to end her health care career and get involved in other things. She can volunteer and get more satisfaction. We don't need her income, and her benefits as a part time employee are completely 100% nonexistent.
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I will assume you are a senior gent like me. If you like golf then get the new sticks and play as much as you can. Get fitted, have your swing looked at first, try a few things out. Spend some time getting up to speed on it all. Spend some money on yourself. It's time to treat yourself. Once you get your knee fixed get on the golf project, and now you can educate yourself beforehand. Waiting does not always save money. A new line of equipment comes out and the price always goes up. Since you are 25 years behind the technology look at last years models to save a few bucks - you wont be able to detect any difference. You will love the new equipment and it will be much better than what you have, but don't buy the lowest line. Look for quality and value, but mostly quality. Edit: I see you added a few more post and you are not a golf rookie, so you know this already. Enjoy!