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Personal Narrative: My Growing Up As A Nurse

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Ever since I was a little girl I always wished and pictured myself being a nurse. I used play time to dress up as a nurse and take care of my stuffed animals and dolls, along with using my sisters as my props. I was always had the strongest interest in health care and how it was really possible to have the ability to help or save someone. Kind of like a “superhero”. From there on I loved that feeling I got out of helping someone and making a change, I knew that one day I would be nurse. Growing up I was constantly in and out of hospitals, being a family member is sick, myself, or even in great moments of birth. Ive been in many different hospitals all over the place, Pennsylavania, New Jersey, or even half way across the world, Italy. Reagless

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