I have been in a great mood recently and am still happy, but have been thinking a lot about "my" angels. As a pediatric nurse, especially one who works with a lot of chronically ill children, death is inevitable. Because the kids spent so much time with us, I find myself having great relationships with them and their families. This has worked for me because I have a wonderful support system and have come to realize that each day is a gift, and part of my job is help make special memories. Each of these kids taught me something, and now they are some of the many angels I have watching over me. I think about their parents, how they must miss their babies SO much, and how many sacrifices they made to give their kids the best life possible. This is not supposed to be a sad post, but to help remind me that what I do means something and that I can make a difference every day. Plus, I have been wanting to share some lyrics to a song I found called "Borrrowed Angels" sung by Kristin Chenoweth. I think it is very appropriate.
They touch your life in ways no one has ever done before
They love a little stronger, they live to give their best
I thank these parents for sharing their special angels with me. Some of them I knew for a couple months, others for a couple of years, but each of them has touched me in a way I will never forget. I am blessed for having been touched by them (and by the others whose pictures I only have in my heart and mind).







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