This Nurses Day, we're putting the spotlight on several Americans working tirelessly for COVID-19 patients in need. Read their inspiring stories.
"If you save one life, you're a hero. If you save 100 lives, you're a nurse." Coronavirus
pandemic, today is a special day dedicated to a certain group of caregivers. In case you didn't already guess, today is National Nurses Day. Across the country and around the world, people are giving thanks to the nurses who have helped them get through a health scare. And this year, it's impossible not to highlight their work during COVID-19. who recently traveled from San Diego, Calif., to New York City in hopes of helping a state in need.
"This year is the year of the nurses because of recent circumstances that have brought the profession out into the light. Nursing is one of the oldest professions and at its core is extending a human touch to those in need," she shared with E! News."Nurses are not the heroes with shiny shields or badges, but rather the ones who hold your hand in the darkest hour and tell you that they are here for you and that they will do everything they humanly can to help.
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