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Your work does not go unnoticed

During these difficult times please remember the work you do does not go unnoticed!

As someone who is disabled due to cerebral palsy and in a wheelchair I have so much respect for nurses and always will. I remember when I was 7 years old being in the hospital being surprised that nurses worked at night, I remember a nurse telling me “No matter the time or what is happening in the world nurses will always be here to help those in need”, which is really true given what we are dealing with today, it’s your profession that is there on the front lines helping, not even fully knowing what you were dealing with, doing the best with what you have to get the job done. I don’t think your profession gets the credit it so deserves for the work you do. I wanted to remind you all, you have people who are thankful for your profession. I do my part and wear a mask and social distance.

Stay safe everyone!

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This is nice to hear.  I think most of us know this but to hear it from someone who has been a patient is nice. Thank you!

16 hours ago, Wheels28 said:

During these difficult times please remember the work you do does not go unnoticed!

As someone who is disabled due to cerebral palsy and in a wheelchair I have so much respect for nurses and always will. I remember when I was 7 years old being in the hospital being surprised that nurses worked at night, I remember a nurse telling me “No matter the time or what is happening in the world nurses will always be here to help those in need”, which is really true given what we are dealing with today, it’s your profession that is there on the front lines helping, not even fully knowing what you were dealing with, doing the best with what you have to get the job done. I don’t think your profession gets the credit it so deserves for the work you do. I wanted to remind you all, you have people who are thankful for your profession. I do my part and wear a mask and social distance.

Stay safe everyone!

Thank you very much.Stay safe!

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