Nurses Spirituality
Published Dec 2, 2018
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robred
101 Posts
I think the answer to your question may lie here:
Luke 10: 25-37.
I think it symbolizes everything about Christ and his followers. It has very little to do with spirituality and religion, but everything to do with humanity, humility, compassion, and kindness. It, therefore, also speaks to the heart of Nursing. God Bless You!
ComeTogether, LPN
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It can do a little of both, to be honest. You'll see sad things and you'll see horrific things. You'll also see amazing things and meet more amazing people.
You just have to choose how to look at it, if at all.
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