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Date Posted: Mon, Feb 13 2006, 19:42:01
Author: donna
Subject: Uchi's proud of her daughter Charity

This was in her local newspaper recently:

For 11 years, Donna McVety has collected stories written by Southwest Florida nurses that allow the reader "to enter into the sacred space between nurse and patient."

Their stories are selected by peers for awards bestowed by District 7 of the Florida Nurses Association, which includes Southwest Florida. District winners then are entered into a state competition.

For the first time this year, the state Nursing Clinical Excellence Conference, which McVety coordinates, will be in Fort Myers. Sixteen nurses will be honored at the event and will read their stories, including five from Southwest Florida. They are Charity Uchima, Susan Whatley, Vera Walkowiak, Kathleen Rose and Catherine Lopes.

Above Charity's photo, it says:

Charity Uchima, 30, of Lehigh Acres, was working as an emergency room nurse at the Lehigh Regional Medical Center in 2002 when the father of a "beautiful precious infant" taught her a lesson about life and death. Her story is one of three Uchima has written that have won acclaim. She presented it at the state conference last year.

CLICK HERE TO READ THE STORY CHARITY WROTE

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Wow. I got tears in my eyes as I read Charity's story. (NT) -- Nancy, Tue, Feb 14 2006, 19:46:30
Me too! I had tears in my eyes for the last half of the story. Charity seems to be a very intelligent and caring person. Uchi must be really proud of her and the work she's doing. (NT) -- Mike O, Tue, Feb 14 2006, 20:51:03
Thanks to Donna for putting this on the board for me. She gave me some much needed computer lessons during her visit, but I couldn't have managed this. Charity is an incredible person, and yes, I'm very proud. (NT) -- Uchi, Wed, Feb 15 2006, 6:35:29
- Uchi is a pretty incredible peson too. (NT) -- N., Wed, Feb 15 2006, 8:42:16
  - Uchi's blushing. (NT) -- U, Wed, Feb 15 2006, 9:55:57

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