February 2012
5 posts
Strength and Confidence
An 18 year old girl with cerebral palsy and cancer was dying and accepted it with a comment like, “don’t worry mom, it’s only life”
January 2012
8 posts
The boy who lived
Nurse’s Blog 16 - dinos Soar
It is just something known that “everything happens for a reason”.
I have yet to experience my first pediatric death…odd thing is that I miss it by only a few hours…they seem to pass on me right after I leave. Is this good? What does this mean?
My first taught me what it means to love and that humans are ultimately good and want...
December 2011
27 posts
She died this morning at 9:45am peacefully and in the arms of staff. She died even before I wrote about her. God sent.
sweetest pea
Nurse’s Blog 15 - full of grace
Born November 12, 2011. Current date: December 12, 2011. That makes her 1 month old today.
This is my first Nurse’s blog since moving to the Rotary Flames House. For those of you that do not know, I previously worked on Unit 47 at the Foothills at the Intensive Palliative Care Unit (mainly for Adult End of Life, but also general/medical as well); now...
November 2011
4 posts
Glimmer of Hope - November's Issue
Glimmer of Hope is a project that I am starting, to feature local people that make a big difference, but are usually unseen. Although a lot of them prefer to be hidden in the background, it is important to know that a lot that goes around in our community are because of these individuals. In hopes that these people can encourage and inspire you to live life to it’s fullest by giving...
October 2011
6 posts
"So shines a good deed in a weary world"
Despite all the chaos, madness, busyness, excuses, and reasoning in the world of human beings, amazing people get thrown in our direction to prove that there is hope in the world.
I would like to start an initiative where I feature amazing role models, a-class citizens and people who make no excuses for finding a purpose to help.
If you know someone you’d like to see mentioned for being...
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