A Day at the Hospital

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Originally Posted by carole

There is really just something special about our kelly, I just wanna wrap my arms around her and protect her and hug her to bits, and make all well with her, you are one very special lovely person Kelly, and I hope life brings you so much good things from now on, if anyone deserves it, it is you my dear. LOVE YA KELLY. :)

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Isn't that the truth?! :D I love ya, too, Kelly!! :) (((HUGS)))

Kelly I think you are so perfect for this job so reasuring for the people you touch. I think you need to do a Kelly's prayers for the day (hey Karen how about just a place for it. ) Then we could all pray for your people each day. I hope this is all helping you with your own health issuses.

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Originally Posted by carole

There is really just something special about our kelly, I just wanna wrap my arms around her and protect her and hug her to bits, and make all well with her, you are one very special lovely person Kelly, and I hope life brings you so much good things from now on, if anyone deserves it, it is you my dear. LOVE YA KELLY. :)

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((((Carole & Krista))))
You are so sweet, thank you for your kind words. :)

Hugs, Kelly :)

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Originally Posted by Corinna

Kelly I think you are so perfect for this job so reasuring for the people you touch. I think you need to do a Kelly's prayers for the day (hey Karen how about just a place for it. ) Then we could all pray for your people each day. I hope this is all helping you with your own health issuses.

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Oh Corinna, what a lovely idea!!! I'd so love to share my patients with you all. :) I know PT prayers work miracles and lots of these people sure need them.

Hugs, Kelly :)

xoxoxox

Kelly,
One of my "most memorable" encounters was with a woman who was scheduled to have an graft put in her arm so she could have chemo.

I called this woman up and I told her that I wanted to get her in to have her procedure done.

She matter of factly told me that she had spoke to her doc and decided that she didn't want the surgery and she was ready to die.

I remember how calm she was, we had a wonderful conversation(she was baking cookies in her kitchen, I'll always remember that about talking to her.)
and after I hung up the phone I sat there for a few miniutes wondering it I could ever be that brave knowing I was going to pass on.


There are a few rules to working on a hospital...

Protect your heart.
Don't take it personally.
Remember the 999 people before the one jerk that makes you cry.
Man proposes, God disposes.

And the last, most very important thing.

Pack a lunch....Hospital food SUCKS. ;)