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[SunandMoon]

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[Natalka]

I'll include you in my prayers, and hope you are helped to deal with this.

I have two sisters who are nurses - one is an ICU nurse, and I don't know how she handles all she faces, but she does, somehow.

[danger_dan]

You are absolutely in our thoughts and prayers.
Remember that you always have your SC Family to fall upon if you ever need anything.

[coyote00]

Sending you huge hugs. We are all here for you .

[ROMEO]

Some of you might already know what I have kept to myself. Last week, I have experienced the most tragic thing in my whole life--being there to witness the passing of a patient (she's 26) in the hospital where I work. I didn't know what to do and I've completely broke down in tears. It was very traumatizing for me and if you could all please pray for my speedy recovery. I will be in therapy soon and hopefully I will be back to normal in no time.

Thank you all for your prayers and understanding.

I will pray for you and Hope things return to Normal very soon.If there is anything I can do , just let me Know .

[SassyAshley]

(((HUGS))) you are in my prayers

[Cocovanilla]

[Shwa Girl]

NM

[coupon girl]

thoughts and prayers for you

[anisa]

You are a courageous person to be following a path that many of us would hesitant to.

Please don't consider your reaction or state of mind to be anything but normal, even though it isn't perhaps the desired reaction they are looking for in your workplace.

I wish you well, and have great hope that you will bring your sense of humanity & your depth of compassion to enrich the experiences of those around you in your field, the patients you interact with and their loved ones

[Tinkerbella]

I will definitely pray for you. While I am so sorry you are hurting, I am glad that you care so much. I stumbled across a poem that I thought may touch you.

• Another Goodbye
  By Jennifer Huff, LPN
  
  I said goodbye to you today.
  In my own quiet way.
  A hidden tear was shed.
  Tribute to the life you led.
  
  Empty chair, an unspoken reminder of you.
  Too soon to be filled by a patient so new.
  Numb to the pain of so many goodbyes.
  Sorrow hidden, secretly brushing tears from my eyes.
  
  You joined the others who paved the way for you.
  The leader, the song-man, the fiesty one, too.
  The one who decided that he'd just had enough.
  Saying farewell to you all has been so tough.
  
  I like to imagine you are all gathered up there.
  Playing poker, having feasts, so many stories to share.
  No more restrictions on fluid and food.
  No longer chained to disease, it is as it should.
  
  Those of us left behind, keep your memory alive.
  Working hard every day to help others survive.
  Chair no longer empty, a new soul to tend.
  Hidden tears suppressed.
  A new beginning to the end.

[ColleenMGorecki]

You are in my thoughts and prayers. Having worked in the medical field (palitive care) for many year I truly understand you pain. It is never easy. Each patient is like family and you have to go thru the grieving processing. Take care and don't let anyone tell you that the pain is not real as it is. Take each day and make the best of it. God Bless

[bellaswan]

[avoncallingu]

Sending hugs and warm thoughts and prayers your way. You are such a caring soul. The medical field will be better for having you!

[grannynellie]

A Prayer for you for you have touched the hearts of many. Be at peace and get the strength to continue on. Don't let this stop you from reaching your goals. We need doctors who can feel the pain of others.

Do not look forward to what may happen tomorrow;
the same everlasting Father who cares for you today will take care of you tomorrow and every day. Either He will shield you from suffering, or He will give you unfailing strength to bear it.
Be at peace, then. Put aside all anxious thoughts and imaginations, and say continually:
"The Lord is my strength and my shield. My heart has trusted in Him and I am helped. He is not only with me but in me, and I in Him."