I am a RN (38 yrs)12 as an exec nurse. I have been a vice-chair for 4 years am non-executive at NAPC and HUTH. I consult on quality improvement and primary care
Julie has focused her life on caring and supporting people and communities and ensuring everyone has opportunity. Thank you for the donations to date. In her name we will ensure that it helps to make a difference.
Life can often feel cruel.. here is an effort to turn a terrible situation into a positive force. Please donate if you can. If you are unable to, make an effort to hug a loved one very tightly: https://t.co/wJkM3y7gSZ
Thank you Ruth @CNOEngland , Nancy @nancyoneill99 Helen @HelenBfdCCGs Diane @dianemckerr bev @Bgearyyork and Nav @DrNavChana and @NAPC_NHS and everyone for this. I would have been in such trouble, she never looked for anything for herself as you know :) David x
Julie loved nursing and so proud to be one. Since prognosis she was determined to make the time left be about others. Me, the lads and Isaac but also revisiting love, care and kindness - the heart of nursing. Thank you @CNOEngland for honouring her with the gold award. David x
Over last few weeks she has said we are just normal, nothing special, a bit boring but happy, blessed and content. It has been my absolute privilege and joy to think if this journey is normal then how amazing. We had no regrets and lived happy and kind. It's a simple game.. Love
Dear all, I really have no words for this. The love of my life, Julie Bolus died yesterday. She has been exceptional as a wife, mum, nurse and friend. She lived with love and wanted us to be kind and care. It been my honour to be her husband. We have lived every minute. David
My last post has taken some time. Seems a large inoperable brain tumor makes trying to type tough. I will only wish I could continue our nursing conversation and hope you continue to keep nursing relevant checking out x
I could not be prouder of my fantastic kids. That even dispite our personal tragic story they have continued to care for others less fortunate than themselves. #bekind
Thank you to my fabulous family and friends for their love and generosity. I am unable to read much of what has been written because of the tumor but feel the love. Continue to be kind and generous to those less fortunate than yourselves.
For my family and for other people's families. Nursing has given me every dream and hope please keep improving our profession, our patients deserve it. My prognosis is very limited but I will live all my life as a nurse.
I have been a proud nurse for all my life and would not have changed one moment of my chosen profession. No one has any more right than anyone else to escape from cancer but we need to keep trying so that families can survive and thrive. It's been the honour of my life to care
My darling mother is incredibly grateful for the outpouring of support and continues to have a deep reverence for her colleagues across health care. Here is Jules doing what she does best, because you should always be the first on the dancefloor.
Life can often feel cruel.. here is an effort to turn a terrible situation into a positive force. Please donate if you can. If you are unable to, make an effort to hug a loved one very tightly: https://t.co/wJkM3y7gSZ
Today has been a devastating day I seem to have managed to have had a devastating cancer diagnosis. I have been so loved. I know my life will be short but how blessed I have been.
NHS head Simon Stevens just skewered @BorisJohnson@RishiSunak and @MattHancock by confirming he and the NHS had been budgeting for a 2.1% pay rise for staff this year, which compares with the governmentβs recommendation nurses should get just 1%. When asked by @Jeremy_Hunt...
The acute confusion is not only irritating it's tiresome. Taking ages to form simple words. It's taken 6 minutes to write this sentence. I'm taking some off to see what is happening. Thank you for you patience and kindness.
Following the sad sad news this week of my spouses friend taking his own life. I am reflecting on whether I do enough to reach out to those who may be experiencing loneliness.