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The Last Shift: Honoring a Nurse's Life of Service

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Nurses are there in our darkest nights, our hardest hours, our miracles and our losses. But who honors nurses at life’s end? In The Last Shift, we share the powerful tribute of a Nurse Honor Guard, who ensure that no nurse’s legacy goes unrecognized, and the story of a nurse who spent nearly five decades in the nursing profession. https://bit.ly/48DcSof

In this Episode:

  • 01:59 - An Essay by Ruth, 79, a Nurse For Nearly 50 Years
  • 08:18 - Recipe, Pizza and Dip
  • 09:23 - "Nurse" - A Pandemic Short Story
  • 16:10 - Nurse Honor Guard:  What it is, and How you Can Have a Nightingale Tribute
  • 23:49 - The Night I Learned What it Meant to be "The Nurse"
  • 36:02 - Outro

#nurses #nurse #ServingOthers #NurseFuneral #NurseMemorial #CareerNurse #NightingaleTribute #CareerChoices #MidnightOil #NurseHonorGuard #EverydayService  #EveryoneDiesThePodcast #EveryDayIsAGift 

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The Last Shift: Honoring a Nurse's Life of Service

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