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The husband graduated from nursing school and is now working as a registered nurse in the ICU. He admits to preferring the night shift, which is quieter and quieter, but finds it easier to focus on patients. He also discusses memorable moments such as one patient's sudden awakening and finding choir skills helpful in alleviating pain.
human
I am so excited to have graduated from nursing school and to be working as a registered nurse in the ICU.
gpt
Congratulations! I'm so proud of you.
human
Thank you. It's definitely challenging, but I feel like I'm making a real difference in people's lives.
gpt
That's wonderful. It must be tough working the night shift though.
human
It is a bit difficult to adjust to, but I actually prefer it. It's quieter and there are fewer distractions, so I can really focus on my patients.
gpt
I'm sure they appreciate that. Speaking of patients, do you have any particularly memorable experiences so far?
human
Actually, there was one patient who really touched me. He had been in a terrible car accident and was in a coma for weeks. We weren't even sure if he was going to make it. But one night, he suddenly woke up and asked for his wife. It was an incredible moment to witness.
gpt
Wow, that must have been amazing.
human
Yes, it was. It's moments like those that make me grateful for what I do and remind me why I became a nurse in the first place.
gpt
I'm sure your choir skills come in handy too, with patients who appreciate music.
human
Definitely. I've actually found that singing to patients can help calm them and even alleviate some of their pain.
gpt
You really have found your calling, haven't you?
human
I think so. It's been a long journey, but I'm exactly where I want to be.