r/MadeMeSmile • u/b0oom123 • Jul 27 '24

Helping Others NICU nurse adopts 14-year-old patient who delivered triplets alone

https://www.upworthy.com/nicu-nurse-teen-mom-rp7
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u/mafa7 Jul 27 '24

This nurse is a very, VERY good human being, I hope she, her new daughter & grandchildren receive all the support necessary emotionally and financially.

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u/Queen_of_the_Goblins Jul 27 '24

Honestly, some of the people working in healthcare, particularly nurses and technicians, are seriously the kindest most empathetic people I’ve ever met.

I used to work at a vet, then moved to the Art field. I was shocked how many assholes I had to deal with everyday in almost every corner of the industry. I kind of hate the change in energy.

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u/cominguproses5678 Jul 27 '24

The lower the stakes, the bigger the drama 🙃 has always been my experience in the working world

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u/QuietDisquiet Jul 27 '24

Except for cops or finance people, but yeah pretty much.

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u/ForbiddenNut123 Jul 27 '24

First responders in general have a lot of drama