The End of an Era
I Have Learned...
To love unconditionally
When life gets tough, a positive attitude can make a situation totally change
A smile can go a long way
Working 5+ days a week is hard! Especially waking up early every day!
The grass isn't always greener on the other side
So much about chemotherapy, radiation, surgical options, nutrition
People are simply amazing
God's hand is evident in everything
It is so wonderful to know how much you are loved and aprreciated, that the little things you say or do may make a difference that can't be calculated or measured
How to organize and carry out big events (Relay for Life), importance of delegating
How easy it is to care
The need to LOVE people
I will miss...
The sweet patients
One patient's attempts every other wednesday to kiss me smack on the lips (again!)
The great people I have been priveleged to work with
Free lunches
Mileage reimbursement :)
The hugs
The many "thank you's"
Words of encouragement
Inquiries of my life, the good and the bad, my trips, dating, family, and all the going on's in my life
Friendly dating advice and many blind dates, threats to "go kick those boys in the shins...don't they know what they are missing out on??" :)
Learning about chemo, cancer and all the fascinating break throughs' that are occurring every day!
Being "an answer to my prayer's....I pray every day that you will take care of me today." :)
Tender stories
The friendships that I have made
Learning to love and appreciate people from all walks of life and the ability they have to touch my life
Labels: Cancer clinic, Nursing, Work
