Wells, Helen creator author. text nyu New York, NY Springer Publishing Company, Inc. c2006 1944 2006 monographic eng vi, 217 pages ; 19 cm. "Helen Wells, the author of the Cherry Ames stories, said, "T've always thought of nursing, and perhaps you have, too, as just about the most exciting, important, and rewarding, profession there is. Can you think of any other skill that is always needed by everybody, everywhere?" I was and still am a fan of Cherry Ames. Her courageous dedication to her patients; her exciting escapades; her thirst for knowledge; her intelligent application of her nursing skills; and the respect she achieved as a registered nurse (RN) all made it clear to me that I was going to follow in her footsteps and become a nurse— nothing else would do." —Foreword Contents: Foreword — I Senior year — II Dreams and plans — III Two strange people — IV Very small fry — V Midge makes mischief — VI An orchid or gardenias — VII Double trouble — VIII Black lace — IX Operating room — X Mom talks — XI Three letters — XII Madame Zaza — XIII Lex is proven — XIV Day of glory — XV Cherry decides. Adult adult Helen Wells. Lauron, Rodello General Education English Text in English Nursing schools 9780977159710 [hardbound] University of Cebu-Banilad 260618 20260618173747.0