Ambivalence

What a tender thing to scrapbook. I bet writing about it was good therapy!

OH Jan! I'm crying up here now. I can feel the love and care you give to each of your patients, it's what makes nurses so amazing! I'm sure the family is so thankful for the tenderness you provided for their child. Being a nurse is tough, physically and emotionally, it takes special people to do it. Both my parents are nurses so I've been around the medical field from the start, it doesn't get easier, no matter how long you've done it. You scrapped this page beautifully and documenting this was a great start to heal. {{HUGS}}

All I can say is WOW, what a powerful LO and thanks for sharing it with us. I'm glad that the family had you and other caregivers like you who really bring the patient into their heart and feel sorry for those who don't receive that same care and concern. It must be very hard to do that, but we are thankful that you do. The design of the page is lovely too, from the large title work to the small pops of color against the darker background, great WA to use

awesome page, that photo is so striking and the story you tell is so touching, great job

I hope it helped to get it all down, your journalling is written beautifully , I love how you have included the clock in the cluster