Who is your Hero?

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Most everyone has had a hero sometimes in their life. Who is your hero? My hero is my husband. He is so optimistic, even when times seem bad. He recently lost his right foot r/t diabetic ulcers and osteomyelitis, but he never let his spirits get down. HE has always been there for me and during my sickness he has done his best to keep me up. He works hard to keep my self esteem up and has worked to help me build my self confidence. He loves me unconditionally and stives to take care of me. For these reasons, he is my hero. I love him dearly. Who is your hero?:)

Disablednurse

414 Posts

Most everyone has had a hero sometimes in their life. Who is your hero? My hero is my husband. He is so optimistic, even when times seem bad. He recently lost his right foot r/t diabetic ulcers and osteomyelitis, but he never let his spirits get down. HE has always been there for me and during my sickness he has done his best to keep me up. He works hard to keep my self esteem up and has worked to help me build my self confidence. He loves me unconditionally and stives to take care of me. For these reasons, he is my hero. I love him dearly. Who is your hero?:)

RadRN2

60 Posts

Specializes in ER, ICU, Occupational, Radiology.

Mother Teresa

RadRN2

60 Posts

Specializes in ER, ICU, Occupational, Radiology.

Mother Teresa

GraceyB

106 Posts

My hero is my sister. She has gone through domestic violence, divorces, is a single mother of a teenage daughter and 5 year old boy. She has never given up, has worked hard in her life and never changed her beliefs, values, etc. throughout her issues. I have always looked up to her and ask her opinion about almost everything. She has never stirred me wrong. She has helped me to stand up to my parents when needed (not in a bad way). We're sisters and best friends and always will be. She's 41 and I am 28.

GraceyB

106 Posts

My hero is my sister. She has gone through domestic violence, divorces, is a single mother of a teenage daughter and 5 year old boy. She has never given up, has worked hard in her life and never changed her beliefs, values, etc. throughout her issues. I have always looked up to her and ask her opinion about almost everything. She has never stirred me wrong. She has helped me to stand up to my parents when needed (not in a bad way). We're sisters and best friends and always will be. She's 41 and I am 28.

jenac

258 Posts

My hero was an RN I worked with years ago. She was so smart and sweet-and she truly cared about each and every person she dealt with. She was always there with a smile on her face, willing to step in and help. She dealt with people fairly and was comforting and kind-and amazing in everything she did. The kind of person I have always tried to be-and the kind of nurse I hope I am.

jenac

258 Posts

My hero was an RN I worked with years ago. She was so smart and sweet-and she truly cared about each and every person she dealt with. She was always there with a smile on her face, willing to step in and help. She dealt with people fairly and was comforting and kind-and amazing in everything she did. The kind of person I have always tried to be-and the kind of nurse I hope I am.

maire, ASN, RN

1,173 Posts

Specializes in Adult Med-Surg, Rehab, and Ambulatory Care.

My sister, without a doubt. She has been through two bouts of cancer (throat and lung), MS on top of that, and she is the most light-hearted, humorous, caring person I have ever known. She has an unbelievable strength, both of body and spirit, and I admire and love her so much for that.

maire, ASN, RN

1,173 Posts

Specializes in Adult Med-Surg, Rehab, and Ambulatory Care.

My sister, without a doubt. She has been through two bouts of cancer (throat and lung), MS on top of that, and she is the most light-hearted, humorous, caring person I have ever known. She has an unbelievable strength, both of body and spirit, and I admire and love her so much for that.

Hardknox

237 Posts

My hero is my husband. He had a brain tumor in the 80's, survived with facial paraysis, hearing loss, no blink reflex and little gag reflex. He was back to work in 6 weeks. We had 2 kids in college and another to start and he wanted to work to get them through. He has never complained, always has a great attitude and would help anyone who asked. He and I have taken care of several elderly relatives before their deaths and he has been just wonderful. I've never heard him say a malicious thing about anyone. He has his faults, but his good traits far outweigh his bad.

People can find heroes all around them in everyday life. Most of the "celebrities" that people follow and worship are the last people one would call hero.

Hardknox

237 Posts

My hero is my husband. He had a brain tumor in the 80's, survived with facial paraysis, hearing loss, no blink reflex and little gag reflex. He was back to work in 6 weeks. We had 2 kids in college and another to start and he wanted to work to get them through. He has never complained, always has a great attitude and would help anyone who asked. He and I have taken care of several elderly relatives before their deaths and he has been just wonderful. I've never heard him say a malicious thing about anyone. He has his faults, but his good traits far outweigh his bad.

People can find heroes all around them in everyday life. Most of the "celebrities" that people follow and worship are the last people one would call hero.

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