e 50 other orders he gave me to do earlier" (Camargo, N). Nancy herself used to be a nurse for 27 years. She went though it all. She knows exactly what it feels like not to be appreciated by the doctors or anyone else higher than her. On a daily basis, she would get talked down upon by the doctors. And even some days she thought to herself "Why am I putting myself though this?" The answer was simple; she loved what she did as a job. She loved taking care of people; she loved the excitement of coming to work every day and not knowing what was going to happen that day. "It's difficult imagining myself doing anything else, and why is it so difficult to explain why I love it so much?" (Kieffer, S 2013).
             Even though nurses don't get the respect they deserve, they push though and keep doing what they do because they love their job. Doctor's don't realize what they put the nurses though. "I guarantee that if my doctor stepped down for a day and lived the life of a nurse, they would give us all so much more respect" (Comargo, N). I don't understand why doctor's don't appreciate nurses they way they should. I mean they help them out so much with everything they do and are the rock of the hospitals. The only thing doctors do is talk to the patients about their illness and
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