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About Me
- Janice Badger Nelson
- After living in Boston, Massachusetts for a quarter of a century; my husband, daughter and I packed it all up and moved to Park City, Utah, to start our life anew. I have left my hospice nurse position in Boston, a job I adored. I am now stepping back and reflecting on all I have learned from so many wonderful people that I am honored to have cared for. Their deaths have taught me so much about life. I am forever grateful to them and their families.
Let the morning time drop all its petals on me.
ReplyDeleteLife, I love you,
All is groovy.
I found your nice comment in an article about palliative health care for children in Munich - may I write to you ? I'm a german woman - my name is Claudia Sahal - and I live in Munich / Germany ...
ReplyDeleteI admire the huge amount of experiences you have gained through all the years of working and being with seriously ill and dying children or babies - what concerns me ... I'm working with disabled children (all ages) and refugee children on a voluntary basis - and I'm also a nurse (apprenticeship in psychiatry) many years ago ... - would be nice hearing of you - sorry for my english....
have a wonderful day :-))