WILL YOU STILL LOVE ME IN MY UNIFORM? by STEVIEUKWONDER
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One thing that I am slowly getting used to, is the clapping as Nursing Staff, go by. I see very clearly now that It shows the utter respect we all have for those brave front line Nurses and Doctors, without whom, this world would be a whole lot different now.
My picture is to express my gratitude to all those brave Practitioners risking their lives on a daily basis and that really how a person appears on the outside is so markedly different compared to who they actually are deep inside, both in the real world and off duty.
My Father in Law died two days ago of COVID 19, at 95 and believe you me, those IC Staff, fought every step of the way for him, even though the palliative care Team were eventually asked to intervene.
Arrowe Park Hospital is where he died. The Hospital staff probably became world-renowned when the British residents, trapped in China, were flown in two planes, one of which was temporary isolation for 85 of the first British citizens to be suspected carriers of the Coronavirus.
They were housed in accommodation, formerly used by Nursing Staff there at Arrowe Park.
Comments (14)
You have created a beautiful render and written a wonderful dedication! Condolences on the loss of your father-in law.
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exellent
So sorry to hear this, sincere condolences to you and yours. I kinda' like her stripes
This is a wonderful tribute to those who risk it all every day for all of us. We love them in or out of 'uniform!'
My sincerest condolences for your loss, Steve. He will be watching over you from above.
Excellent !
This is a wonderful image and tribute to the people who are still work to try, to safe life's my friend. Amazing work Steve.
Fantastic work my friend!!!
Very great work, it's superb
Sorry to hear your father-in-law became one of the pandemic victims! I'll bet he had a lot of life left in him except for this cruel turn of events! A very fine tribute art, Steve! Most excellent and honorable work! Bravo and many fine kudos!
My heart-felt condolences for your father's-in-law succumbing to this damned virus, Steve. Give Cathy a big hug for me. So many fine "seniors" have been unnecessarily lost due to the cavalier attitude of our political (ignorant and parasitic) "leaders." Do like how you've depicted the healthcare worker, would be sort of funny if the situation wasn't so dire. All of us must give our sincere thanks each and every day to these "warriors" on the front line and pray they remain safe, because without them we'd all be up that foul creek without a paddle.
I'm so sorry, Steve--hugs to your wife, and may she stay safe too. This is a wonderful tribute to nurses everywhere!
So sorry Steve, condolences to you & Cathy. Such scary times.
Fantastic image Stevie!
Excellent