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Dear all nurses in here,

I am 16 years old and I am writing this article to express what I felt and what I am feeling for your job. Sorry for my English, I am still learning the language.

Well,before 1 month, I was in front of an accident. A car hit a woman in front of me. The woman was screaming and I couldn't sit there doing nothing, so I run and I hold her hand. A woman run and told us that she was nurse. The woman was bleeding in the back and the nurse asked my help and of course I did whatever she told me. Eventually, the ambulance came and everything with the woman went okay. She is fine now. I was always wanted to have the opportunity to help people as you have. I believe that you are something like our secret angels. I mean, you have long hour shifts and you haven't only one patient but a lot the day. That means that you help a lot of people each day, you make them smile. A patient as I have heard, sees more times his nurse that his doctor sometimes... that thing that you have is a bless for me. And for that reason, I will try to have the opportunity that you have! Even though my parents are opposite of this decision... and some nurses are opposite too. Yesterday I went to hospital in order to see how you work, just to know, that will not affect my decision and two nurses told me that that they have changed their minds and if they could they wouldn't choose this work and I shouldn't choose it to do it for the rest of my life ... and I take the courage to ask: Have anyone of you feel bad of his choice to become a nurse? What do you advise me to do?