Celebrating Nursing...
International Nurses' Day reflections and comments page
As we gear up for our International Nurses’ Day celebrations which is 12 May 2025 , let us focus on building a strong sense of community amongst our nursing professionals. This is a wonderful opportunity to connect, collaborate and collectively reflect on the positive impact nurses make every day. While we acknowledge the challenges within nursing, let’s use this time leading up to International Nurses Day to highlight and appreciate the rewarding aspects of our profession. Share your ideas on the comments wall below
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“I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to each and every nurse for the compassion, strength, and commitment you bring to your work. Whether at the bedside, in the classroom, or in leadership, your contribution is deeply meaningful and truly transformative. Your role in shaping the future of healthcare, through practice, education and research is admirable. You are the heartbeat of healthcare, and your impact is felt far and wide.”
- Patricia Mudzi“To all the Nurses that gave up their whole social lives and making effort into saving the world and making a difference. Your dedication, expertise makes a huge difference in countless lives. Thank you for your tireless efforts, unwavering compassion and commitment to caring for others.”
- Busiswa Mbuzo“Real nurses care through their healing touch, observing gaze, attentive listening and deep empathy. A caring attitude is fostered through self-care and care from others. Care for our nurses to maintain the cycle of care!”
- Annatjie van der Wath“To my fellow nurses across South Africa and the world. We know the weight we carry. we know the tears we quietly wipe away, sometimes from our patients, sometimes our own. We know what it means to keep showing up, even when our bodies are tired and our spirits stretched thin. and yet, we continue. Not because it is easy, but because we were called. Let this day be a reminder: what we do matters. The care we give, the comfort we bring, the dignity we restore, all of it sacred. we are more than caregivers. Stay strong. stay kind. keep the faith. Because we are nurses, and nurses care. Happy Nurses Day”
- Mihloti Shimange“Nurses embody the essence of the art of caring through empathy, active listening, creating meaningful connections and companion care. Taking care of yourself is one of the most important things you can do to stay healthy, happy and resilient in life. Intentionally practice habits that support your physical, mental and emotional well-being. Happy nurses’ day!”
- Rorisang Machailo“To all the incredible nurses. You are the heart and soul of healthcare. Your compassion brings healing often in moments of vulnerability. Nurse educators: Your remarkable duty in influencing the next generation of nurses with knowledge, patience and vision is beyond measure. Nurse researchers: You play a critical role in advancing healthcare by generating new knowledge and ensuring evidence based practices to improve health outcomes. Nurse leaders: You consistently demonstrate courage and commitment, empowering team members, influence systems and advocate for change to inspire others. Dear nurses, thank you for nursing and leading with heart, mind and commitment to humanity, you are the reason for hope in this world. Happy international nurse's day.”
- Dr. Mpho N Motsaanaka“As the proud son of a nurse, I say thank you mom and thank you to all of our nurses, without you humanity ceases to function!”
- Dr Shaun Ruysenaar“”
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