Sarah had always been fascinated by the medical field. As a child, she would often play "doctor" with her dolls and teddy bears. As she grew older, she realized that her true calling was to become a nurse. She was drawn to the idea of helping people when they were at their most vulnerable and providing comfort and care to those in need. On May 12th Sarah woke up with a sense of excitement. It was World Nurse Day and she was eager to celebrate with her fellow nurses. She arrived at the hospital where she worked and was greeted by a sea of blue scrubs and smiling faces. Throughout the day Sarah and her colleagues attended various events and celebrations. There was a breakfast reception with speeches from hospital administrators and nursing leaders. There were also educational seminars on the latest healthcare innovations and best practices in nursing. As the day drew to a close, Sarah reflected on what it meant to be a nurse. She knew that it was more than just a job it was a calling. She was proud to be part of a profession that made a difference in people's lives every day. As the day went on, Sarah couldn't help but feel overwhelmed by the outpouring of love and appreciation for nurses. She received heartfelt messages from patients and their families, thanking her for the care and support she had provided. World Nurse Day had reminded Sarah of the importance of nurses in the healthcare system and the impact they have on patients and their families. She knew that the challenges ahead would be great but she was ready to face them with her colleagues by her side.