The Sanctity of Human Blood: Vaccination Is Not Immunization, 11th edition
Many versions available, below appears to be the latest update for 2015:
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The Sanctity of Human Blood: Vaccination Is Not Immunization, 11th edition
Many versions available, below appears to be the latest update for 2015:
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As the founder of Nurses Moving Forward, I am very excited about now and the future for nurses. I want to kickoff the website with a gratitude opportunity for anyone to Thank a Nurse.
Nurses can thank other nurses too! As a nurse, I want to personally thank you nurse, and you, and all the rest of you. We have a difficult job, one that we are called into more like a vocation. I feel blessed to be a part of a wonderful group of people who have contributed their integrity, honesty, intelligence, intuition, energy and love in a huge ongoing endeavor to support the well being of others.
I will start by saying, “Thank You, Nurse” to the many nurses whom contributed to my well being, inspiration, career, knowledge, skills and advancement. I will list a few nurses whom I distinctly remember and whom touched my life in a way that mattered.
Thank you, Nurse…
Nurses appreciate seeing you smile, relax, laugh and glow. Nurses support your well being and celebrate with you as your health state improves. Nurses also honor your outer trials and accomplishments while witnessing your inner challenges, doubts and wishes. A nurse has and will likely be with you at many instances in life from your entrance to your departure. These fill their hearts with joy and make the job worth the effort. Thank you for sharing below to honor and thank a nurse.
Innovation & Actualization to you, Barbara
Holistic group chooses Topeka as national headquarters | KSNT News
“It wouldn’t just come in and say okay, you have high blood pressure, here’s a pill, go home and take it,” Burkhardt says, “We would start looking at, well what are the dietary changes you can make, what are some behavioral changes.”
The group is bringing this method to Topeka.
“It’s the heartland and holistic care is heart centered care, it uses the head but it also comes from that sense of appreciating that we really need to relate to people as true people at their essence, to be with them at the heart as well as the head,” says Burkhardt.
With heath care changing across the country, she expects benefits of holism in the future.
“I see holistic nurses as being really key to the future of health care because of the fact that we look at the whole person, body mind and spirit and try to find the resources that support the whole person and the big emphasis is on prevention,” Burkhardt says.
The care spreads from patients to the nurses themselves.
“If I’m not healthy, it’s going to be hard for me to help somebody else be healthy,” she adds.
The Sunflower state – a place Burkhardt believes this treatment will thrive on.
“People of Kansas, that’s just people who are very genuine and that’s what holistic nursing is all about, is being your truest self.”
There are three chapters of AHNA in Kansas and about 35 accredited nursing schools which Burkhardt hopes to create relationships with.
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Thank you KSNT News for this terrific coverage of a significant event for Holistic Nursing and Health.