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Thank You Nurses Awards Program with Pampers ($100 AMEX #Giveaway)

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It’s time to submit your favorite nurses for the Thank You Nurses Awards program!

With my first daughter, I had an emergency C-section.  After delivery, I felt awful. It wasn’t until my other two daughters were born that I realized how much help I needed after my first.  The nurses who cared for me postpartum helped take care of my incision, supported me with getting my baby to latch on, and lifted me up as I tried to get back on my feet again.  For me, this is why I am happy to hear that Pampers has the Thank You Nurses program.  They deserve every bit of recognition for the care and support that they offer their patients.

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Pampers is launching the Thank You Nurses Awards program, honoring nurses across three award categories: Labor & Delivery, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) and Postpartum.

To get involved,  share your  stories of nurses who helped make life #betterforbaby by submitting a nurse nomination to the Pampers Swaddlers Thank You Nurses Awards atwww.tongal.com/pampersnurses.

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Nurse nominations can be submitted between November 9th and December 14th.

  • Three finalists, one in each category (Labor & Delivery, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and Postpartum), will be announced in March and the grand prize honoree will be announced in May.
  • The three finalists will be honored with short documentary videos showcasing their unique and inspirational nursing stories.
  • Each of the three finalists will receive a one-year membership to the Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN), attendance at the 2016 AWHONN Convention, Procter & Gamble care packages, and more. Visit tongal.com/pampersnurses for full prizing details.
  • In honor of these nurse winners, three Pampers Swaddlers scholarships will be made available to help nurses from underrepresented groups complete their studies toward a Master of Science in Nursing degree.
  • See details and official rules at spr.ly/6181BPvMF.
  • Winner must be a resident of the US or Puerto Rico, 18 years or older.
  • Nomination period ends 12/14/15 at 3PM EST.

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Thank you nurses

One of my close friends, Diane, is a nurse in NYC.  I know that she gives her patients the best care possible.  She definitely deserves an award!

TWITTER PARTY ALERT

 The Pamper #ThankYouNurses Twitter Party, hosted by iConnect will take place on November 19 from 8-9pmCST. 

Prizes will include:

Prize 1: $50 AMEX plus diapers and wipes
Prize 2: $75 AMEX plus diapers and wipes
Prize 3: $125 AMEX plus diapers and wipes
Grand Prize: $350 AMEX plus diapers and wipes
RSVP: diapers and wipes

​Giveaway:​

One lucky Raising 3 Savvy Ladies reader will win  a $100 AmEx gift card and a pack of Pampers Swaddlers.​

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  2. I would nominate my daughters Aunt who is a nurse/OB tech. She is kind and caring. I had an unplanned C-section and she stayed past her shift to be in the OR with me.

  3. I had a C-Section for both my births and you do not realize it is a major surgery. Without the support and patience of the nurses I would have been overwhelmed.

  6. I would like to nominate my best friend who is a nurse and never calls in sick and is always their for her patients. She is a loving and kind nurse, and I think she is such a good person.

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  9. JOdi at the local Drs. office so kind, she has gone the extra mile and knows what it is to hurt because she jus tconquered breast cancer

  11. I would love to nominate my doctor’s nurse Gloria.
    She’s always so patient and gives me her full attention!
    thank you

  13. I would nominate Robin Cava, a nurse across the street form us who helped when my son was born. He was born in Arizona so we needed support in NY that was close by!
    Mitch

  14. I would love to nominate my OBGYN’s nurse, Julie. She’s my nurse and also my daughter’s. When my daughter was pregnant for the first time, she was so helpful with answering all of her questions.

  19. The nurses at the hospital after I had my daughter were wonderful! I would love to thank them someday.

  21. my sister Billie is a nurse. I would love to nominate her.She just had a baby and went right back to work.She a hard worker

  24. When I had my last child, I ended up having to have a C-section, and was very nervous about it. My nurse, Wanda, helped put me at ease and really made a difference how things went.

  26. A friend of mine for over a decade is an ER nurse and I really do not know how she does it but she loves her job!

  27. My nephew’s wife is a nurse practitioner. She is so smart and kind-hearted which makes her an excellent healthcare provider.

  31. I would like to nominate my sister. She’s still in Nursing School but I know it’s tough for her with a toddler to take care of. She gives it her all everyday, though! She’s going to be a great nurse.

  32. I had a nurse named Lisa when I had my son. She was wonderful! She answered all of my questions, took the time to get anything I needed, and was very calming. She was great. She even stayed after her shift was over to help deliver my sweet baby.

  33. I would like to nominate the nurse who took care of my dad when he had cancer. She was amazing!

  35. I’d like to nominate my Niece. She has such a passion for the medical field and is a wonderful, caring nurse.

  37. I would like to nominate a nurse my husband had. She had her young daughter make a get well card for my husband.

  40. I would nominate a nurse that helped me after I had my daughter by c section. She was very patient and helpful.

  41. My daughter!!! She works her butt off at her job and is very good with her patients. she also puts up with alot, it isn’t a easy job.

  43. My Dear Friend Ann Is A Nurse, She Takes Her Services On Mission Trips, She Is A GREAT Nurse!

  44. I’d like to nominate a friend of mine, as she works very hard for others and always puts them first.

  46. I would nominate all the nurses, as they all are helping people recover, and feel better.

  49. I would nominate a Karen, who was my nurse when I had surgery in 1st grade. She gave me stickers everytime I got out of my hospital bed and walked down the hallway. I created a sticker book out of all my stickers she gave me!

  50. The nurse who attended to my daughter while she was pregnant was an awesome one that we would love to nominate.

  51. There was a nurse that was so awesome over 35 years ago who was also my lamaze coach at the time of the birth of my first child. She has now gone on to be a licensed counselor.

  54. When I had my C-section, there were a few nurses that were absolutely amazing. They were so very helpful, wish I could remember their names, was so long ago 🙂

  57. My mom is my favorite nurse. She has always taken good care of me, her grandchildren and so many others. She has cared for so many babies during her time working in the hospital.

  58. I would like to nominate my daughter. She started her schooling while her 2 children were small. She is a full time emergency room nurse while still working on her education. She is now working on her masters degree.

  59. My mother was a nurse, but she is gone now. If I could, I would nominate her and all the nurses who cared for her when she needed care.

  60. I’d like to thank the visiting nurse who helped with my sister after her stroke. She was amazing.

  64. I would nominate my aunt. She worked hard as a single mother and put herself through college and overcame so many obstacles in her life. She really has come far and everyone is proud of what she has become. She loves her job and her patients and she has finally find her calling in life as a nurse.

  68. Please tell me about a nurse that you would like to nominate.

    i dont know a nurse,but good luck to them thanks

  71. I don’t even know her name but the nurse who cuddled my 5 year old when he was in the recovery room after a tonsillectomy was amazing! So caring and sweet.

  72. I would like to nominate my friend Heather. She is the most selfless and caring person/nurse I know. She is always putting others before herself.

  73. My best friend is a nurse who works with children…She has such a heart to make their hospital stay easy on them.

  74. I don’t have one nurse in particular to nominate. I’d like to nominate every labor and delivery nurse in the land!

  76. I do not remember her name, because it was five years ago, but all the nurses where I gave birth, were very helpful, supportive, and friendly.

  77. I would nominate my daughter-in-law and my niece, both of whom are nurses in high-stress jobs.

  78. I would nominate a friend who works as an ER nurse. I know she goes above and beyond a lot of the time, and doesn’t always get thanks or recognition.

  79. My favorite nurse that most stands out is Nurse Janet. when I had my first love bug. Everything was totally new to me and my milk wasn’t coming in. She told me to start pumping (as well as having the baby suck on my breast like I was doing). After trying a couple of pumping sessions, my milk finally came in and I was so relieved. I wish I would have started pumping to help get the milk going right away, but am so thankful to her for her advice! Julie smartsavvymama@gmail.com

  81. My favorite nurse is a mom who I nannied for. She has a little girl and works long hours but still manages to be a great mom.

  89. I would love to nominate the nurses who cared for my son when he was in the ICU for low sugar and had to be on a glucose drip.

  91. Her name is Kathy B. She had 5 children and worked as a Labor & Delivery nurse. She always went above and beyond in caring for patients including me. We worked together.

  92. i would like to nominate the nurse that gave me my flu shot. she was gentle. i hate needles.

  94. My nurses name is Karen, she is not just someone who helps heal the physical ailment, but she helps to ease the emotional part of my chronic illness. Even when there are days the office is swamped she still takes the time to listen. When you are with her you know you are more than a dollar sign or a number.

  95. The nurse at my OB’s office. She is the sweetest lady, always has a smile and ready to answer any questions or just chit chat with you.

  96. I would like to nominate my Sister in law, Chris. She has been an ICU nurse for 20 years now. She is hard working and dedicated!

  97. My bff is honestly one of the most caring and talented nurses I know. She genuinely cares and puts her whole self into her work to ensure that her patients receive the quality of care and attention that they deserve. Additionally, my favorite nurse and BFF just had her first baby last week – a beautful baby boy. I would love to see her receive recognition for all of her hard work and selfless spirit!

  98. I would first like to nominate my stepson’s biological maternal grandmother, Pamela Twiss Malloy for l&d nurse. She has been an incredible person in our lives, after my husband and his son’s mother split, he remained close with his ex’s family. When I came along, two year later, she welcomed me with open arms. We have become a big unconventional blended family. She helped me find a midwife and medical group she worked with to try to help me, 4 years later, after my husband and I were having trouble conceiving. After many tests and trials, i became pregnant. Not only was Pam a huge emotional and physical support, but she also was my delivery nurse. Without her, I truly feel like my husband and I would still be struggling to conceive and not have our miracle rainbow baby. Btw, this baby has blended our family even more and her big brother is her favorite person, and she just might be his too. Thanks to all the nurses out there!

  99. I would love to nominate Joanna who has been my mom’s home nurse for 2 years. She has done amazing work helping my mom with her Lymphedema.

  100. One of my best and long time friends is a hospice nurse. the work she does inspires me to appreciate life and not take a single day for granted.

  113. I had a great nurse while giving birth to my daughter. It was so long ago though that i dont recall her name.

    kport207 at gmail dot com

  120. I would nominate both my brother and his wife – both great wonderful nurses who genuinely care about their patients. 🙂
    thanks!

  124. I would like to nominate Sarah Hughes, she was the best nurse ever when i had my little girl and ended up having to go to NICU.

  126. I would like to nominate the nurses currently caring for my mother in law in the hospital. Thank you

  128. My friend Mary Beth is a nurse at our local VA hospital. Although she doesn’t take care of babies, she does help take care of our American heroes. She is a kind and loving person and she definitely deserves recognition.

  129. First time I was in the hospital, I had a nurse who had the night shift. He was great, made me feel a lot less anxious.

    Diana C

  130. Nurse I nominated was Pam my first nurse midwife. She had the perfect balance of confidence and compassion,.

  133. My favorite nurse is Carol, she took care of my grandmother for the last 2 months of her life while she was in hospice care. Carol was sweet, caring, and gentle. She made my grandmother comfortable and sincerely cared about her.

  134. We have never had any hospital stays luckily. But this winter that will all change when we have our first little one. So I am sure I will have someone to nominate!

  135. I would nominate my mom who is a nurse. It’s a tough job, she has worked more weekends and holidays than I can count.

  138. I’d nominate my midwife and doula who were with me my entire pregnancy, during labor and who followed up with house calls so I could stay home. They really went the extra mile and I’m lucky to have been able to build a bond and trust with 2 women who joined me on a special journey.

  141. My good friend had a wonderful nurse who helped her greatly during her high risk pregnancy, and both baby & mom are doing great now.

  142. I don’t have a personal nurse to nominate, but I know there are so many deserving nurses to be nominated.

  147. I would nominate my cousin. She has never been my nurse but I h ave had numerous friends who were under her care and even years later tell me she was the best nurse they ever had.

  148. I’ve never given birth, but I was named after my moms delivery room nurse, so she must have been quite a lady!

  149. I’d love to thank the nurse that just showed my husband and I around the Labor & Delivery unit. I’m due in a month and a half and am very nervous! The nurse was very reassuring and made us feel very comfortable!

  151. Our nurse Shenita was great, she stayed an hour after her end time to make sure we got properly checked out.

  155. I would nominate my Mom! She was an ICU, CCU, and hemodialysis nurse for almost 30 years and she loved it!

  156. his name was James, I want to thank him and all the other nurses that were helping my mom, be comfortable in her last days with us, RIP mom

  159. I nominated my nieces nurse! She was born way too early and weighed only 1 pound 9 ounces. Her nurses were so wonderful not only with her, but the whole family! So much compassion they have and do such amazing work! My niece today is a healthy 7 year old thanks to all the wonderful nurses she had. Her main nurse has become a part of our family, and she is very close to her!

  165. THE NURSE AT MY KIDS DOCTORS OFFICE PAT, SHE MAKE SHOT TIMES EASY SHE’S SO SWEET AND GENTLE.

  170. There was one nurse when I had my first baby that was such a blessing, she was kind and helpful in a really stressful and scary time.

  173. I would like to nominate the nurse who realized what my friend had, and helped her when the doctor wasn’t able to get there fast enough.

  179. i’m a nurse myself, so all the wise women (And men) who have precepted me over the years and helped me become the nurse I am today!

  182. Another nurse would be my mom. I spoke of another NICU nurse my son knew but my mom is a nurse and an amazing one at that. She’s been working as a nurse for 20 yrars now! it’s her thing!

  193. I’d love to nominate my sister in law. She gives of herself tirelessly and never complains. I admire her strength and passion for what she does.

  195. I loved my lactation nurse, Melissa, She helped me after my youngest son. She sat and talked with me for about an hour. Most nurses and doctors rush out when you aren’t a first time mom. Not her, though! She was a doll

  196. I haven’t had a nurse for many reasons, but I would love to nominate one from my OB. She has always been great ad so nice!

  198. I would nominate the nurses in my daughter’s pediatrician’s office. She has sensory issues, so certain appointments are a challenge. They are always such wonderful people.

  205. Thank You for the giveaway…we would nominate a nurse from our pediatrician’s office who always goes above & beyond when it comes to providing healthcare for our kids.

  208. I would nominate my wonderful neighbor, Diana, who really is dedicated to the health of all her patients

  209. I would nominate my mom. She has a been a nurse for many years!

    Thanks for the chance to win this

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