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Aug 18, 2001 06:56 PM

OOPS accidently typed my post in wrong area


I accidently typed my post in wrong area meant to submit a new post instead of reply but did not catch my mistake until after I submitted my post but if you are interested in reading something entitled Sad but makes you think it is under the post a child died this morning. Warning if you don't want to read something religious please don't read because it does mention the words god and Jesus but I am not preaching. It is a poem my friend e-mailed me.


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from P_RN
Old Aug 18, 2001, 09:34 PM

Peaceful, you have a wonderful screen-name.

I've not seen this poem before, but I am very happy that you posted it. It is in just the right spot as far as I am concerned.

If you'd like it put in another spot just let a moderator know, but it's perfect where it is.


I think that most folks would consider it an honor to have known this little boy, AND his Mom..

P

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Old Aug 19, 2001, 08:48 PM

Thanks P_RN. My friend sent me the poem. She knows I am going to be a nurse and want to be a pediatric nurse. I often tell her but what if I am not strong enough. My friend she keeps telling me relax and she knows I have it in me to be a good PEDS nurse because I am really good with kids. We had worked in a daycare center together for 2 and a half years before I started nursing school and everytime a diabetic child had problems due to lack of insulin, or a child having a seizure, or asthma attack, or when a baby stopped breathing and turned blue (It was a happy ending baby did make it after quick thinking and CPR) or even when a child fell scraped a knee or arm and it was minor but seemed like bleeding would never end, my friend keeps reminding me that I was always the one to think the quickest and always remained the calmest of everyone else. The child care director also saw how good I was with things like that and gave me a really strong recommendation for nursing school to the school.

Tonya
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