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Our Forget-Me-Not Garden

Aim We are focusing on 6 key areas wrapped around our campaign called Count Me In.

I was holding back on applying for Band 6 jobs then a few people who were junior to me were being promoted, which inspired me to do the same.

The research nurse team was very supportive of me and helped to get me through that difficult period.

They have given me flexibility with my shifts which has helped me to function at my best and give the best care to my patients and at the same time have

Images from the opening of the Forget-Me-Not Garden

The fact that I have seen others surpass me in progressing at far younger years tells you something.

Are there any that might be relevant to me? How might they help me?

There was a course in Derby, but I didn’t feel that offered me the leaning I really needed to do to enable me to be an OT again.

I embrace my ethnicity and the perspective it gives me.

Being part of this community has helped me grow in confidence, develop valuable skills, and most importantly, given me the chance to support others and

I received a very warm welcome by my then Ward manager Lin McCall who treated me with respect.

Working with the elderly gives me a valuable insight into the ageing processes and what’s to come, giving me the opportunity to think about what matters

I have a few nurses who will be always be role models who have supported me and nurtured me and I will be forever grateful to them.

She was very encouraging and challenged me to apply for the post.

me where they needed to.

me where they needed to.

I am a single mum, and my daughter relies on me and I was worried what if anything happened to me?”

“It was so helpful to talk about my symptoms and know it’s not just me. I’m more confident now that there is help for me in managing my symptoms.

There were many factors that led me to take on the role.