Your letters mean so much!

[Below are just a few snippets from the some of the wonderful letters we've received through the years. Thanks to all who have taken time to write to us.]

"I really enjoyed your site. I work for Guide Dogs for the Blind and was searching for some ideas for our upcoming Nursing Retreat and my search led me here. Thanks for your inspiration."

"This is a wonderful website! Thanks for thinking of us nurses! We need careplans too!"

"I am beyond thrilled to get a reply from you! After reading about your nursing career on your website and those wonderful anecdotes, you're like an image of my future. I'm in my second semester of nursing school, going for an ADN-RN. The studies are so difficult at times that finding a website like yours is like a continuous infusion of promise."

"What a refreshing site. I don't have time to read it all right now, but i am glad to know it is here. I really like the careplans for nurses!!"

"I am not a nurse; but this is the best site I have found in a long time! I have just come home from the hospital after a hysterectomy. I was searching to find a poem for a wonderful nurse who had taken care of me. After finding the perfect poem (A Nurse's Wish) I went to the humor section. I am now is pain from laughing and trying not to hurt my stomach! Thanks for a wonderful site!"

"Thank you for a great web page. I am sitting here after a long days work as an R.N. and came acorss your web page. I read the care plans for us and the stresses we oversome each shift and it hit home. it was like they were coming out of my mouth as i read them!!!! Thank you for a great webpage. It's pleasure to know some one out there knows how we feel!"

"I am a nursing faculty member. I teach a module in Spiritual aspects in Nursing. I have been wanting some material just like yours to share with my students in class. This is perfect. Please be assured I believe that this is so needed in Nursing today and will help you deliver the message. I hope that we can effect young men and women going into nursing to never forget the spirtual aspect of their patients."