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     A woman with multiple medical problems thanks her nurses for the excellent care they've given her while in the hospital (and out).

Image of sky (c) 2011, by Karla Dorman.

Saturday, February 26, 2011~

To whom it may concern:

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the excellent care you have provided for me while I've been in the hospital (and even here at home).  I don't know where I would be or what I would do without all of you.  For all I know, I'd probably be buried in a grave somewhere, or in a lot worse shape than I already am.  

I know at times I have proved to be a very difficult patient.  Please accept my deepest apologies.  I know you have worked tirelessly, caring not only for my own personal needs, but others as well, and you are more than likely exhausted and wishing you were someplace else.  I don't blame you.  Yet you do what is required, and you all have done a marvelous job!

I am doing better today.  I am alive, breathing, and not pushing up daisies.  LOL  I'm also in not as much pain as is the norm for me, and my heart/lungs aren't acting up.  Thank God for small blessings!  :)  I pray this continues.  I feel pretty good, all things considering.  While I may never run a marathon or do gymnastics (not that I ever COULD, mind you .... LOL), I still have some semblance of my health, and I pray I continue TO do better.

My husband and my daughter have been wonderful caretakers, and I know they appreciate the added bonus of having you all come out of your way to make me happy, or at least, comfortable.  They appreciate it nearly as much as I do.  You are truly angels here on earth!  May God bless each and every one nof you as you care for the sick/needy!

I hope you get extra jewels in your crown on that day when we face our Maker.  You deserve that and so much more!  All I can say is thank you; I am most humbled by your compassion, your love, and your dedication.  Oh, if only more nurses were like you all ....

~Sincerely, Mrs.  Pat Williamson.  

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Reviewed by Mark Lichterman 5/10/2012
People hear so many complaints and so love to receive complements and good news.
Very nice story, Karen.
Your friend in southern California; Mark
Reviewed by Mary Lacey Desertrat 3/2/2011
Karen,

Very well written. My cousin is an RN who just retired, quite frankly I don't know how she lived through it, the hours she worked...unbelieveable, remarkable lady.

Mary
Reviewed by Michelle Kidwell Power In The Pen 2/26/2011
Love this story Karen, this is a well told story
In Christs Love
Michelle!
Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 2/26/2011
Our angels in white are heroes. Plain and simple. Excellent write, Karen, well done.

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Reviewed by Cindy Tuttle 2/26/2011
Nurses do such a great job. Wonderful tribute to them.

With Love,
Cindy

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