Have you all read this? Help find this nurse!!

9 This melted my heart when I read it. I was just trying to get the word out. Nursing is such an amazing and rewarding career. This nurse deserves to know she is still thought of after all this time!!

http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-1044536
These are the kind of stories we need to start educating the public on our real role - the patients.

She took Talitha down to the nursery and rocked her and rocked her androcked her, massaging and rubbing her hands the whole time. She was finallyable to get them warm and pliable enough to open. After what seemed like aneternity, she came back with these prints for me.I don’t remember her name. I’ve never been able to thank her other than atthe moment she brought the papers to me, but I often wish I could. I knowthat cradling a stranger’s dead newborn certainly was not what she had beenplanning on doing when she got out of bed that morning, and I amtremendously grateful for the time and effort she took to give me such atreasure.It is the best birthday gift I’ve ever gotten, especially on someone else’sbirthday.So wherever you are, young nurse with the brown hair who was working atShannon Hospital in San Angelo, Texas around lunchtime on Thursday,September 30, 1999, thank you. You gave my baby an hour or so of your time.And through that act, you gave me a lifetime of memories.

That is the kind of nurse I always want to be. It warms my heart to read/hear stories like that.

When my son laid in my arms dying after being removed from life-support, I was grateful that I had a kind, empathetic nurse. Her gentle yet stoic nature was forever burned into my memory. I could never be a peds nurse. They endure seeing innocent children suffer and die on a regular basis. Thank God for Peds nurses.

sounds like they found her, check out the comments below the article

Our stories NEED to be out there...I LOVED the comments below!

That made me cry. Once for the nurse who did such a special thing and for the mother who lost her baby. Yes, the public does need to see what we do. Nursing isn't Grey's Anatomy.

Great story.

Quote from tokmomThat made me cry. Once for the nurse who did such a special thing and for the mother who lost her baby.Yes, the public does need to see what we do. Nursing isn't Grey's Anatomy.