An edition of Tenderly lift me
(2004)
Tenderly lift me
nurses honored, celebrated, and remembered
by Jeanne Bryner
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Tenderly lift me: nurses honored, celebrated, and remembered
2004, Kent State University Press
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Table of Contents
Learning the body
Standing there
Side rails
To the place of orchids
Covering lilacs
Elsewhere sparrows : a note to some physicians
Teaching women to speak
Village
Story
What has happened
One nurse's job : eye recovery on a kindergartner
Testimony
A boat they float in
Underground : a note to my brother, Kurt
To save what we most love
The evolution of light: East Liverpool, Ohio, site of the WTI incinerator
Juba
Letter to Josephine, 1996
Renaissance sketchbook : a woman's story
Miscarriage : the nurse speaks to the baby
For Maude Callen : nurse midwife, Pineville, South Carolina, 1951
Holding back the world
Letter to Christine, girl baby found, Ohio hospital, 1958
How I lost my job as a staff nurse in 1969, because I was pregnant
August delivery
Hope chest : what the heart teaches
On my gloves blood dries in a pattern like faded roses in wallpaper
At dusk, two women trace a heart's river
Letter to World War I surgeon Dr. Henry Russell, from Nurse Jeanette Price, September, 1929
What it cost to cross the Atlantic
Becoming a nurse
Breathless
Body of knowledge : remembering diploma nursing schools, 1976
Letter from ward three
Loving women
This red oozing
The labor of tenderness
After the battle : in a room where we have tried to save a life
Butterfly
Mentally traumatized unit : nursing assignment, England 1942
To my town came a snow storm, nurse's diary, City Hospital of Cleveland, OH
November 24, 1950
Call and response
Birch canoe
November 1963
At thirteen, I decide to become a nurse
Warblers
What nurses do : the marriage of suffering and healing
School nurse
Christmas is another moon
When I tell my mother I want to be a doctor
Pentimento
Begin again
Interview with Sister Denis of St. Joseph's Hospitallers Colony of Montreal, New France, 1694
Wait for morning : from Kate Cumming's journal
Jane Stuart Woolsey, Union Nurse from camp, near Alexandria, 1862
Nurse's letter, May 30, 1864, Armory Square Hospital, WDC
A tribute to Miss Rebecca Taylor upon retirement after thirty-four years
Houses are burning : Belgium, 1915
If it weren't for ears
The brain's soliloquy
Clay pigeon
In praise of hands
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 179-181).
Also issued online.
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