Five Little Words

It IS going to be okay!!

I can't tell you how much I needed this today - THANK YOU!!!!!

englitening article....i truly believe that a kind word of encouragement goes a long way....thank you for sharing this with us...aloha~

I really did need to hear this today. Short staffed once again, patient's making me crazy, bank called- I'm overdrawn. You are right though. It will be ok. My work day will end, I will fix this bank account issue, and I will get to see my husband and dog in 5 short hours. Thank you.

You've done it again, CheesePotato---this is a tour-de-force that goes straight to the heart. You are such a fantastic writer and I hope to see more of these wonderful glimpses into your world. I wanna be you when I grow up!You=awesome!!

i had somebody tell me today that what they remembered most about me was that i often say, "it will get better." my kids roll their eyes sometimes ... but i have heard them both say the very s[color=#00ffff]ame[color=#40e0d0] th[color=#00ff00]i[color=#ffd700]ng to their kids.only four words, but hey. i love your work.

This post was beyond beautiful :heartbeat, enlightening and inspiring, yet so simple. Sometimes it does not take much to get through to someone and uplift them. Thank you, thank you thank you! You=awesome!!!!!!!!!!!

It's been a few days since I watched my first patient go bad on the Tele floor that I work on. (I've been a nurse for almost 6 mths). And since then I've been beating myself up wondering what could I have done differently, done better, done quicker. But this article makes me feel a whole lot better. I did what I could, I sent them to where more care could be given, I gave them the best chance I could give. So everything WILL be ok. I will be a better cheerleader for myself. I'm awesome, remember? Thank you. Cassie

I remember standing in my kitchen a few years ago, staring @ a bottle of Premarin, and coming to a decision that I was NOT going to die from menopause. And I didn't!

Love, love, love this.

You have no idea how badly I needed to hear these words. I thank you so very much!My mom was in hospital at Duke in NC for a week with DKA and profuse vomiting, and now refuses to check her glucose at home. I'm trying to get her straight while getting my books and whatnot together to start nursing school next month. (breathes) ... I just needed to hear this soooo badly because I feel like I'm doing my best and its just not good enough for anybody :Thank you again!sandanRNstudent

I am glad that my babbling found a spot with you all. For your kind words, I remain humbled and tingly and struggling not to vomit rainbows of utter idiotic glee.