Down to Sleep - Page 2

Such an incredible story and so moving!

Right from the beginning of this article, I was captivated. What an awesome caring nurse you are, Joe. This story truly is a masterpiece and should win first place.

so touching story..wow!!thank you for sharing the story.

This is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

beautiful, left a lump in my throat. I work in a long term care facility and I have seen these people suffer with cancer, it is so sad and we need to find a cure for this it hurts so many

gulp...wiping tear from my eye...

I salute you, soldiernurse.

I cannot knight you, promote you, or present you with samurai armor or a crown, customs in other places for similarly heroic deeds. But I can softly bow with sincere admiration and gratitude for teaching so many how to be a better caregiver because of your writing this.

(bow)

sandanRNstudent

This is so beautiful. I'm not an emotional person, but this brought tears to my eyes...

this is an outstanding tribute to a special person. How lucky for this soldier and his family to have had you as his nurse.

Thank you for sharing your experience. It touched me greatly. I hope others will take the time to read. I think it expresses what many of us nurses go through with some of our "special" patients and their families. Ours is truly a caring profession. When we go home at the end of our shifts, we oftentimes bring our work with us in our hearts and minds.