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Identify Two Positive Attributes Of Stress

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1. Identify two positive attributes of stress. Stress can give you courage and make you social, strengthen relationships with people. 2. How can you apply this with fellow nurses? I think that by finding meaning in you life and you career as a nurse other fellow nurses can learn how to handle the stress of their job and life. 3. How can you apply this with patients? You can teach them to think differently about stress, teach them that stress can be helpful and the importance of finding meaning in life. 4. What was Kelly 's confession? Kelly’s confession was that she changed her mind about stress. She had been telling people that stress can make you sick but after the study she learned that stress can be your friend. She learned that stress

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