My job

Being in the nursing field already gives you a bit of a twisted sense of what is interesting and what you "like" to do. Because although I hate to see people in pain, the rush of getting to be a part of helping them and getting them what they need so they can get better has this quality about it that I can't really describe. Yesterday my heart broke for this women- she had been stuck in her house since the night before because she had no way to get to the hospital, and could barely walk. While making dinner she spilled boiling water all over the inside of her legs and had been laying in her house ever since. Some friends told me about her so we went over there, and found out no one had taken her to the hospital because she would not be able to get on a motorcycle. So I called up Mr. Beaver and he came to the rescue! As we were driving her to Care Hospital, and i am holding her knee to keep her legs from hitting each other on the bumpy road- I just keep thinking about the fact that this is so easy-just a truck ride and holding someone- but was so impossible in isolation. But you bring the body together and things can be taken care of. The same goes for things that I would not be able to accomplish, but because of my family in Jubilee we make things happen. I can't thank the Lord enough for putting people together to achieve His purposes. It also makes me wonder how much we miss out on when we don't work together- when the body is so disconnected, or when pride says I can do it on my own. The next part of the body working together in reference to Santania is please for you to pray for her. Pray for healing on her legs, for their to be no infection, and above all that she knows that Jesus loves her.