I like your post and the way you ended it. Nursing is more than a job or even a profession, it is a sense of life because as you well said we as nurses forget about our personal life to take care of the others who are in need, our patients. We are there with them and their families in all those stressful and terrible moments binging our best to support them and advocating for them. Many times, unappreciated and/or mistreated for the same person that we are helping. But thanks God, there are other moments, like a simple smile or a slight “thank you” from them which reward and reinforce all the sacrifices.
I couldn’t agree more, holistic nursing is the key, our practice must be based all-time in healing the whole person. To care for those who could not care for themselves is not necessarily about how long we spent interacting with them; but how we, as nurses used the time we had with them promoting psychological and emotional wellbeing to facilitate their physical healing (Kearney-Nunnery, 2015). …show more content…
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