If you could Have One thing in the World What Would it Be?

Thanks for writing that, it really struck a chord with me. One of the reasons I'm studying to be a nurse is the care and compassion I received from them when I hit rock bottom as you had.Here's to second chances!

Just think, you have a lot to offer, from your past experience of pain. You can empathize instead of stereotype others, you can encourage and uplift because you have been there. You can be a powerful influence for the betterment of patients in the future, and I do believe that you have the right motivation to do so.Congratulations on turning pain into a useful tool and learning experience to help others. I expect you are going to be a great nurse!Jane

Dear Jack, Thank you for sharing your story with us. It was not an easy story to live or to tell. My heartfelt good wishes are with you as you fulfill your dream ,and I believe, your destiny. You have had a life changing event and you are choosing to make the best of it. Good luck and God bless you all the days of your life.:redpinkhe

Well, I was going to say "money, money, and more money". But that somehow seems inappropriate after reading your article, which greatly moved me. God bless you.

thanks for sharing your story Iam a new nursing student and you gave me hope , i chose nursing because it was the only way in front of me. thank you so much and god bless you .redbeathe

You gave me waves of goosebumps. Wow!