Helping

The day was gloomy and the atmosphere was humid. Once I walked in, I noticed

how crowded this place was and I wondered why. Did something go wrong? I really

hope not. I felt nervous and uneasy just knowing that I would have to let someone stick

a needle in my arm. All I could think about was the worst happening. What if the needle

breaks? What if I get bruised? How much will it hurt? It was taunting me just waiting in

the waiting room for 30 minutes just to get started. As soon as they brought me back

and put me in a hospital bed I was terrified and felt hopeless. My mom was there to

comfort me but, it didn’t seem to help as much because I knew she wasn’t the one being

put through all of the stress of having surgery. The nurse came and she could see how

scared I was and she talked to me like I was her own kid. She made me feel

comfortable and let me play with the heart monitor. Before I knew it the IV was already

in my arm and I didn’t even feel a thing. Then on, I knew it was only because of that

nice, sweet, and caring nurse that kept me from breaking down. That’s what I’d like to

do. Help someone but not just help, try and change their life for the better.

That’s exactly where I would want to be. I want to make a change in someone’s

life like that nurse did mine. I’m the kind of person who loves to help all people. It

wouldn’t matter if they were young or old I would see them as a human beings and know

that they must be upset or scared and I would do my very best to comfort them. I really

love to achieve new things. I’m someone who would look at the glass half full and sees

the brighter things about any situation. I try to lift people up when their down. I could

imagine myself being in the position of a nurse and talking to that little child comforting

them. It would truly make me ecstatic to see that kid with a smile. Everyone I’ve been

around tells me how compassionate, friendly, and generally kind I am as an individual.

Every time I hear that it makes me feel like I’ve been doing something right, and that’s

what gets me through my days. From that day when I was only 10 years old I was truly

inspired by that nurse who showed me that I was going to be alright and helped me get

through it. That’s what I want to do is go out in the world and inspire many different

kinds of people so I can make a difference in the world.

I plan to achieve the associate of science in registered nursing and go for a nurse

practitioner after that. I will put in the hard working hours to have this job title because

this job represents humility and people who care for and support others. Nursing is a

challenging and stimulating profession. Nurses are always needed and it can be an

emotionally rewarding career. I will not have a boring desk job because every day there

will be something different going on. I will gain the medical knowledge to maintain my

health and those around me. There are many options in the nursing field such as

working days or nights, holidays and weekends, and overtime. I will have job security

and many possibilities of advancement. It would be exciting to actually work with

different people and get to know all kinds of patients. I love to interact with others and

work in labs and deal with all kinds of situations that come to hand. I could imagine

myself being put in the worst position and doing well. As if there were a patient to come

in and their injury be very extensive and I would comfort them and do my best to help

them feel better until the doctor is there to heal the wound or ease whatever might be

ailing them. I would be enlightened to know that I was a person who helped and made a

difference to that patient that was in pain. I know that I’m there to help not just freak

them out even more because I was once in that patient’s position. So I can refer back to

that moment and notice how helpful she had been to me and use that as an example of

what I really want to be. I would like to show myself to be calm and composed as she

had showed me that I wasn’t going to die because that is honestly what I thought of

because I was a really scared kid that need some help and guidance. I would want to be

the one to guide people to take the right path and help better their life by being a nurse.

Nursing is a challenging and stimulating profession.

My parents did not have the ability to go to college because of all the expenses. I

have a plan to work while I am in college to pay for all of my bills like gas, dorm dues,

and books. I feel that I would be a more mature adult and take this school seriously

because of the fact that I have to work and help pay for it. I want to make my parents

proud of me and I need to show them that I did not follow in their footsteps by not going.

I need them to truly see how responsible I am and I need to show a little more

independence by being away from home for a while. This would help my future and it

would be a good experience to have in my life. With all the gained knowledge I would be

able to care for my sick children and take care of my parents and grandparents one day.

For people who don’t have their near and dear ones to look after their elders, they can

look for companies like focus care, which can provide in-home aged services for old age

individuals.

One day I would become a nurse and will take care of elders in my home, but what about

those people who don’t have a family member working in the same profession? In such

cases, they need to pay extra attention to the well-being of their parents as well as grandparents.

Being a nurse, I would always strive to take care of their bare necessities like medications, nutrition,

and mobility and I will dedicate myself to devoted service to human welfare.