save a person's life

Now that I am actually a Registered Nurse, I feel that in a sense I save someone’s life, at least physically, or contribute at least a tad, even if most of the work is done by the surgeon ( I work in theatre). It’s a fulfilling job.

I’m climbing up a rock. One hand it one the top. All you hear is the noise and someone wanting help. I am handless; in the other hand lies an individual.- LMC

I have learn to pay things forward in life. Giving back is one of the greatest gift that can be given. However, the person giving the action should know which ones are right to pay forward. My life has been saved in elementary school, high school, and college. Moreover, I have been saved by the Call Me MISTER program.

After I am done, I will pay it forward. Kids will be saved and I will be part of a world changing chain. My link is important to this chain and I want to get there.

I think right now MY life needs some saving…

i’d love to do this..
the only way i could make it happen would be by giving blood.. but at the moment im too scared. grrr. we had an assembly about it and i almost fainted.. im so annoyed at myself.. sigh

Seek out someone who needs your help to survive, and give it to them.

Before I took ill myself, I was an intensive care nurse – saving lives was a daily part of the job. It’s very worthwhile and very rewarding. Many patients made full recoveries, and seeing them happily reunited with their families was priceless.

....totally full on, you’re not even paid to do it, but man, it’s truly priceless once you get to help someone. last monday i had 6 patients, thursday 4 of them were discharged. nice init?

I’m not sure what I want to do in life. But helping people is on the list. A doctor of some type would be cool. And even if that doesn’t work out, hopefully I’ll get a chance to save someone’s life. I might have already done it before without knowing. Who knows…

this, i reckon, is a very noble goal.

this is one of the many reasons why i chose to do nursing.

it is very fulfilling to be able to add years into someone’s life, and eventually, add life into someone’s years.

term starts next week. i shall share with you my hospital experiences

this is my somr minor effert