A beautiful passage describing medical staff

A beautiful passage describing medical staff:

I remember when I was four years old, illness knocked on my door-I had measles. I have red papules and a fever of 39.8 degrees. My mother rushed me to the hospital, and the doctor said that I had measles and needed to be hospitalized.

Then she gave me a lot of medicine, including food, rubbing and playing. After nagging for a few minutes, she called a nurse to take me to the ward. I itch everywhere in the ward, and the nurse won't let me scratch, so she blows my itchy place with her mouth;

Whenever I get an injection, I cry and shout, and even my mother is at a loss. The nurse told me jokes and gave me toys to coax me. Every time I take Chinese medicine, the nurse gives me a piece of candy first, and then patiently feeds me a spoonful of medicine;

Every time I feel depressed, the nurse sits next to me and tells me stories and gives me delicious food to make me happy. I'm well and I'm about to leave the hospital. I didn't expect the nurse to give me a beautiful bear. I cried when I left her. I can't bear to part with this nurse. I was deeply moved by this respectable and lovely nurse.

One day, I accompanied my grandmother to the hospital for an injection, but the young nurse stuck it in her blood vessel several times. I said, "Nurse, your skills are so bad!" " Could it be a needle? "If not, you can change my grandmother's nurse.

The nurse was just about to change, when grandma suddenly said, "It's okay. Let's try again, maybe we can succeed." The nurse did it again, and this time it really succeeded. The nurse smiled and said to her grandmother, "I'm sorry, I'm a new nurse." Without your encouragement, I really dare not do it for you. "

Grandma said: "When every nurse can get forgiveness and encouragement from patients, it will make every nurse successful and confident."