Recently I had the worst day of my life and we took our daughter to a&e as she had been generally unwell for days and had begun to get very worryingly worse that day
As the nurse took one look at her my daughter went blue and floppy as parents this was horrific to witness as she was only 5 weeks old
The nurse ran with her and with a instant she had a full team of staff around her working hard to look after her the staff worked very hard and at the same time helped keep us calm and let us know what was going on although it was frightening they managed to keep us feeling reassured she would be fine and made sure we knew exactly what was going on
We will always be grateful to the nurses doctors health care assistants who cared for her and us but the nurse who first took our daughter in will always stick in her minds it’s due to her quick actions that our daughter is fine and also she stayed behind to make us a drink in a time like that it’s the little things that can help
My daughter had to go to the rvi she asked every day on the ward she would be admitted back to if she was back and when our daughter came to f65 she came up to see her it really meant a lot to us
We feel she should be acknowledged for her caring and compassionate attitude towards patients especially when she must see a lot in her working day it was nice for her to take her time to see her
"Sunderland Children’s emergency department"
About: Sunderland Royal Hospital / Accident and emergency Sunderland Royal Hospital Accident and emergency Sunderland SR4 7TP
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Update posted by earthqh67 (a parent/guardian) 6 years ago