How often do you engage with or witness death in your work?

As a nurse, I engage with and witness death on a daily basis. Every day I am tasked with providing care to patients who may be facing terminal diagnoses or have already passed away. This can range from providing comfort to family members in their time of grief as well as assisting with the preparation of the body for burial or cremation.

I often find myself interacting with people at the end of life and helping them through some of their most difficult days. This includes providing emotional support, answering questions about what comes next, and offering guidance on how to say goodbye to loved ones in a meaningful way .

Death is also something that I witness regularly in my work. Even though it can be heartbreaking to see someone’s life come to an end , being present during these moments allows me to help families honor those who have passed away. It also reminds me that every moment counts and encourages me to provide positive experiences for my patients while they are still living .

Although engaging with and witnessing death can be emotionally taxing, it has also been one of the most rewarding aspects of my job; seeing firsthand how families cope when faced with loss gives me perspective on issues such as grief & resilience helps put into perspective lessons learned throughout career . Ultimately it helps keep me grounded < br >