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Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Nurses. . .


I am thankful for my job.
I am thankful I can influence others through my choice to be a
Nurse.

10 comments:

Welcome to the Garden of Egan said...

AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Suzie said...

This is wonderful.
My sweet hubby has run a construction/flooring business for 20 years and is starting school soon for a new career.
His choice: nursing.
We are so excited.
I am showing this to him!

Kim said...

Suzie~It's a long and tough road but one journey that will be well traveled. Great Choice!!

Where does he want to go to Nursing School?

Anonymous said...

I second that, I am so thankful for my job and wouldn't want to be anywhere else!

Tinabean said...

I think we need more nurses with your attitude.
When my 2nd husband was sick with cancer & we were in & out of hospitals we had a few good nurses but a lot that had no patience & were just pretty rude.
I know you are out there & it is a tough job.
My 16 year old daughter is taking a CNA class & she just finished clinicals & I was so proud of the way that she viewed it.
Her little brother (13) was making fun of her having to change diapers & giving baths etc. and she just said to us it's way worse for them, do you think they want you doing that stuff for them?
She has grown up so much the last year.
I hope she continues in this field I think she would make a great nurse.

Da Bergs said...

I always wish I would have become a nurse, what a great way to serve and help others!

Jan said...

I bet you are the best nurse too. I would want your care I know that.

More Than Words said...

I think nurses don't get the credit they deserve!!!

tammy said...

I always wanted to be a nurse.

Until I got a 'C' chemistry.

Becky said...

I am sure no one complains about your bedside manner!