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Some say that becoming a NICU nurse is a “calling”, I say it’s a blessing from god. First of all I have a very sincere desire to want to help and care for babies. I have to be able to watch success, and see some failures. Failures being the babies that do not survive, but I have to remember they are sent from god; therefore, he has the ability to take them away from us. Success is seeing babies that are told they will never service, and in the end be healthy. Some parents may even call NICU nurses an “angel”. Not just anyone can be a NICU nurse, in my eyes. A NICU nurse has a very special calling from god, one who is caring, has lots of patience, and can handle any situation at any time which can be thrown them at any time.
The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) did not come around till the early 1960’s. The specialty of neonatology was established till 1970’s. These units started a little after the death of
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I have started my dream to be a neonatal nurse since 10th grade. In the 10th grade i joined the health academy. It has been one big roller coaster some of the classes i've had to take have gave me a hard time, because it has required me to do a lot of studying, but it all has been so worth it because at the end of the day i have learn so much. My last year of high school, were able to go to nursing homes and help them with their needs. Since the first day i step in the nursing home, i knew it was what i wanted to do , was help out people. The longer i been there's the more i know that i want to help people out, it makes me feel so good about myself. Knowing i can help someone feel better is one of the greatest feelings. Caring and taking care of people when they need it is one of the biggest gifts god can give us. It gives At the end of my last school year, i will be prepare to take my CNA test, and being a Neonatal nurse one day is what i'm looking forward too in my

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