What Death has Taught Me About Life
JBN RN, Janice Badger Nelson RNThings I have learned about life from taking care of the dying
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Wife/Mother/Retired RN Nurse Liaison/Animal lover/Reader/Book Lover/Bird Watcher. Press the link button to my posts.
An RN of 45 years. Hospice Nurse/Clinical Liaison for over 20 years. Observer of life and death. Avid reader. Lover of books. Mom. Wife. Animal lover.
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