There is a kind of warmth, which is the love given by colleagues. It is helpful, encouraging, and supportive. It accompanies you to grow, moves you, warms your heart, and has been silently accompanying you and me in ordinary positions.

Since I started working, I sometimes hear the words that the head nurses often say when chatting or having meetings: I have to work for so long, and I think I spend more time with my colleagues than with my family. Relatives and friends only occasionally take weekends off to get together, but colleagues are the only ones who really get along with you day and night and "never leave you".

Have you ever experienced the love your colleagues have for you?

"Sister Feng, I forgot to write down the self-care medicine in the notebook. I'll write it down for you. Don't forget to sign."

"Sister Feng, there is no signature on the last page here. Don't forget. Sign in before leaving."

"Sister Feng, the patient on bed 51 has a fever, don't forget to draw the cooling symbol."

The kind sharing has virtually reduced your night shift workload.

"Sheng Nan's 51st bed uncle is in a serious condition and it is difficult to find blood vessels. I have placed two indwelling needles for him during the day. If there are special circumstances at night, don't rush and just receive the infusion directly. It is enough!"

The kind sharing saves us from the tension and pressure caused by wasting time and effort to find blood vessels when the light is poor at night.

Sometimes our work cannot be completed by one person. A careful treatment class, an awesome responsibility partner, a diligent auxiliary class, an enthusiastic main class, and the relatives around us have given us so much. The warmth of love, sometimes my colleagues think of picking it up when I forget it, and my heart will always be warm at this time. Without the love of colleagues, we would have been exhausted by the tedious work, and without the encouragement of colleagues, we would have been exhausted. I can't bear this responsibility.

I remember it was an afternoon last winter. I was just a few minutes away from getting off work. Two critically ill patients suddenly came in. When the night shift nurse came to work, she was really in a hurry when she saw such a scene and didn't know what to do. Even the tone of my speech felt helpless as I didn't know how to deal with it. The nurse on duty did not leave and quickly processed the doctor's orders. I quickly went to pick up the patient. The treating nurse took medicine for one moment and prepared catheterization kits and one-time orders. Oxygen meters and ECG monitors were running around. The head nurse also carried a plate and started urgent blood collection. The night shift nurse immediately pushed all the rescue equipment into place. The main shift nurse prepared the sputum suction device for backup. In this way, we divided the work among the several people who worked in the afternoon. We worked together to complete all the work. One of the doctors on duty was responsible for patrolling the ward, and the rest were busy with us in the emergency room. It took more than an hour, and the condition of the two seriously ill patients was finally relatively stable, but everyone was already full. Sweating profusely, the anxious heart of the night shift nurse finally calmed down, and something warm and astringent appeared in her eyes. At this time, when I was anxious about being too late to catch the last train, my colleague said, I will send you there. At the station, sitting behind the electric car, I instantly felt a warmth.

Indeed, there is a kind of warmth that cannot be ignored in nursing work, that is, the care between colleagues. This kind of care seems inconspicuous and insignificant to everyone, but it is such small things and details that infect everyone every day. I care for you, encourage you, support you, and help you. It is because of these little cares that the department often hears "You are so kind! Thank you! I will work hard! Let's work hard together, we are the best." ! Let me help you, take a rest and let me do it!" Such positive words.

The power of a team is great, a team that cares for each other, and warmth is always on the road.

This is my answer, I hope it can help you.