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Nursing with Care

 

Nursing with Care

Many prefer a lucrative and safe job, but it is only a few people who prefer to be a Nurse.

For the patient to be alive, they are awake through the day.

Family members find it difficult to touch the patients, it is the Nurses who handle them with care.

What is feared as infectious by people, nurses face it throughout the day.

After making a comfortable bed for the patients, they take a quick nap on the chair.

After feeding the needed diet to the patient, they grab a quick meal to stand fit.

Whether it is a rainy day or sunny day, they are there with the same energy to serve the patients every day.

They get less time to monitor their progress, but they spend more time on patient's progress.

They are one point of contact for the caretakers and Doctors too.

Every step they take helps the patients to step out of the hospital on their legs.

When one patient walks out, they are mentally prepared to receive the next.

A tireless job is done, with care and passion, which deserves a standing ovation for every nurse on this planet.

To understand what care is, understand the role of a Nurse.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

 

 

 

 

 

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