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great to know about u and ur profession

It is really hard to service cancer patients. we can see deaths infront of our eyes. can you share more about cancer types and real time incidents

Thanks Sweetchoice,

Glad to know u too...here
Yup,that's true...but for me Listening to other peopleÂ’s strories and how they were dealing with their cancer and healing processes was very precious and a great source of support for me.Also, There is strength in sharing and learning from those who have experinced the fear,the pain & the stress of dealing with cancer.I suspect most people think of treating cancer patients as being depressing (.as i thought before )But itÂ’s challenging for me!
Taking care / working with patient who has cancer can be very stressful,but at the same time it can be very rewarding.Each day working is a learning day for me,And i so much admire the courage and wisdom of my patients and many of their caregiver.
ItÂ’s teached me to learning how to bring special qualities to my work. First, i have to be a great listeners who really empathize with the challlenges our patients face. Second, i must have a warm and tender touch that reassures patients they are in good hands. And third, i have to know how to respond to the emotional needs of our patients and, very important, their families.

So,i would love to say "I Love this Job Absolutely!" hehehe