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#Nurse2020 “Everyday , you come to hospital with a smile #Youthforcaregivers

“Everyday , you come to hospital with a smile;Keeping your priorities aside ,you take care of patient’s priorities with utmost perseverance;

Navya Narang Youth Catalyst

Navya Narang is a Youth Catalyst at Nada India Foundation, and is currently a first year student at Aryabhatta College, University of Delhi, pursuing Psychology (H). She is interested in learning  about human behaviour.



I personally feel that the work all the nurses do is always worth saluting and thanking. I saw a nurse at work when I was 9 years old , taking care of my grandfather who was on his deathbed. She used to stay with us the whole day, helping us everywhere wherever she could; whether it was cooking food for my grandfather or consoling our family members when they were broken seeing the state my grandfather was in. The nurse even took out time from her personal life, to help us . 
That was why I joined the campaign initiated by “World Health Organisation” and facilitated by Nada India Foundation to support and thank the nurses on the occasion of “World Health Day”. The nurses work beyond the time allotted  to help and serve the needs of their patients. Words are always small for the work you do for the sake of humanity . 
You are the ones who fight all the hurdles that come your way to serve your patients. The overall experience of the campaign was fabulous. I also learnt what people think about the nurses at this crucial hour . I was glad to get so many positive responses from the people I am connected to . Though I could find that many people were not comfortable sharing what they felt about the nurses face to face, many volunteers were ready to write to them and support the campaign. This showed that they do respect them and value the work they do. 
I know at certain times the nurses may also get tired of their work, but still with a huge heart they come forward to help their patients . 
Their services to the people are extremely praise worthy. Everyone should be indebted to their acts of kindness in the most difficult times such as the present day scenario across the world. It will be very difficult to match the standards set up by them in terms of their service and dedication and kindness, which makes me say that even though temples are shut, God has found a new aborde in hospitals.
This “International Year for Nurses and Midwives”, I would like to express my gratitude to the #Nurse2020 through a few self-composed lines:
“Everyday , you come to hospital with a smile;
Keeping your priorities aside ,you take care of patient’s priorities with utmost perseverance.
www.youthforwellbeing.org www.nadaindia.info https://www.instagram.com/youthforwellbeing/ 
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