Perfect beyond imperfection

I was so blessed to be involved in this kind of work--Nursing. This morning I was working on the other wing of the floor when a familiar lady asked me to see his husband who was my patient for 4 days. She said that her husband wants to say goodbye before they go home. So I went to his room and saw him on his great street clothes; very different from the last time I had him. I can see his teary eyes from afar as I approached him. Our initial reaction was just to hug each other. For someone like him who've been through a lot of pains, I didn't expect that a grateful heart is what he has had to offer. The family even invited me to their house for dinner since it's only a few blocks away from my school, KCC. Most people would burry themselves onto sea of despair whenever faced with big challenges. When my own ordeal comes, I will think of him and push through with courage like how he won his battle. You made my day, sir! Thank you for the cash. hahahaha.