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Nurses Week 2012
 

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May 2012
Nurses Week 2012: Feeling the Love from Facebook Part II
Nurses Week is coming to a close but the inspirational stories of caring and compassion we continue to hear from Cincinnati Children’s patient families never end. Here are a few more from our Facebook page. “We spent 20 months at Cincinnati Children’s with our son Ethan. He received a liver, small bowel and pancreas transplant
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Nurses Week 2012
 

10
May 2012
Nurses Week 2012: Feeling the love from Facebook
In honor of Nurses Week, we asked our Facebook community to share their personal stories about the Cincinnati Children’s nurses who have made a difference in their lives. The response was overwhelming and we are proud to share some of the inspiring messages we received below. We will be featuring more stories on our blog
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Nurses Week 2012
 

09
May 2012
7 nurses whose stories will touch your heart
The American Nurses Association calls this week National Nurses Week. We call it about time to recognize people with a passion for the profession. Throughout the year, we record stories of families whose experiences at Cincinnati Children’s have been life-altering. Nurses often play a big role in those stories. Here are seven that will touch
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Nurses Week 2012
 

07
May 2012
Nurses Week 2012 – Mary’s Story
Mary Klug is an RN in the emergency department at Cincinnati Children’s. She also shared her story with the Cincinnati Enquirer. It was published Thursday, May 3, 2012. I’ve been a nurse for 24 years. The first four years  as a licensed practical nurse (LPN) and the remaining 20 years as a registered nurse (RN) in
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