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If I had to pick one word I think I would choose:

C O M P A S S I O N

I want my life to be full of experiences where I can be empathetic to others who are suffering.

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I am a sophomore 2 nursing student, loving getting to know more & more about what it means to be a great nurse!

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I'm from Anderson, SC, which is about 30 minutes outside Clemson! My family has lived there since I was about 2 years old.

My family has lived in the same little yellow house for over 13 years, but I have really liked the apartment life in Clemson!

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When I'm not studying (which is rare!) I really like to read, watch movies and most definitely spend time with friends. My favorite kind of TV shows are medical dramas and crime shows. I really like sushi and I can't ever turn down ice cream! I am currently learning how to embroider.

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My hope in the future is to pursue a hospital career of helping mothers after they have given birth. Labor and Delivery can be a really traumatic experience and I want to be there to help new moms with anything I can do to help with the healing process post delivery.

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Recently, Jill Krause, a writer and mom of four, saw the photo below (taken by Katie Lacer) and was overcome with gratitude for the labor, delivery, and postpartum nurses who guided her through her most vulnerable moments. She put her thoughts into a Facebook post that quickly went viral.

The post reads:

I'll never forget the faces of the nurses who followed me into the bathroom after delivering each baby. That moment when I was so vulnerable, so tired, scared, shaky. My swollen belly deflating, and my modesty long gone. They treated me with such kindness and dignity. For me, these have been moments of empowerment and confirmation that I have a real village to help me, even if just for that little bit of time in a bathroom, on a toilet, while a kind nurse shows me how to put an ice pad on my mesh undies. This photo by my friend MommaKT Shoots just takes me right back. Like, I can smell the Dermaplast. Let's hear it for the nurses and the doulas and anyone else who shows us how to make ice pad underwear (or helps with that first shower post c-section!) <3

See more of Katie Lacer's stunning birth photography HERE.

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Moms Are Super Moved By This Photo Of A New Mom And Her Nurse

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Recently, Jill Krause, a writer and mom of four, saw the photo below (taken by Katie Lacer) and was overcome with gratitude for the labor, delivery, and postpartum nurses who guided her through her most vulnerable moments. She put her thoughts into a Facebook post that quickly went viral.