Deep In The Dark - page 2
Register Today!- Oct 13, '12 by susan007Beautiful story. I try to remind myself everyday that basic comfort can mean the most to my patients. And for the most part, they are very appreciative for that aspect of the care I give them. Thanks for sharing your experience.
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- Oct 17, '12 by LadysSoloThat's why I always loved oncology nursing - everything you do for the patients is SO appreciated and they are such lovely people.
- Oct 18, '12 by brick195969You are a sweety, I hope (I think I can) I can hold onto my compassion, I am about to start hospice nursing and I am inspired by your story. Love the military, military brat for over 20 years (including college) and am not enamored by the military for any other reason than the sacrifices they make every day to serve our country.
- Oct 19, '12 by mmorgan30Wonderful and touching story, teared up a little at the end, thanks for sharing!
- Oct 19, '12 by CrufflerJJBeautiful! I think that all patients deserve the respect and care that you showed to your pts.
Thank you for your kindness. - Oct 23, '12 by RFarleyRNI am a school nurse, sitting at my computer, waiting for my next patient to walk in. Your story brought back many memories of my days as a hospice and elderly care nurse. It made my cry and thank God we have the wonderful privilege to serve others in helping to alleviate their pain, whether emotional or physical. Thanks so very much for sharing your experience!
- Dec 21, '12 by sasaabadBeing an ICU nurse, I can relate to your story so much. At the end of the shift, all the physical, mental and emotional exhaustion vanishes with just a simple whispered or mouthed(for intubated pts) "thank you" from a patient. Thank you for sharing.
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