Thursday, January 17, 2013

But for the the Grace of God

Last week was such a stretch to our resources and skills. As we look ahead to our next challenge there is an anxiety, some doubt as to the extent of our preparations, questions about our abiliites. Today our case was so different. We were always able to maintain control, the surgeons worked in concert with skill and precision and today our patient have an uneventful morning, out of OR by early afternoon and settled comfortably on the ward before dinner.

Many of those that had committed to donate blood were not called upon. This time. But they were willing to put themselves out there. to work with the tiredness and fatigue that comes with anemia. I thought they might start passing our iron tablets at meals for all the crew that were a few pints of blood short.

So close to being sent away. Another dream was realized today. There is a real sense of grace at work post-op on D ward tonight.

1 Comments:

At 8:48 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I personally think its so wonderful for u and many others to do what u do . those people there truly do need ur help .ur kindness and real caring is always shown.u see its in our hearts and in our blood to care for those that no matter who they are what color of skin they have there all like us .God loves us all and cares for us all no matter were we are.This is truly an amazing thing u and the crew have done GOD Bless u all!

 

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