It was the beginning of the career of a young nurse. She worked in the I.C.U. of the neurology ward of a hospital. She wanted to save everyone's life. One day, a young girl, who received severe head and spinal injuries in an accident, was brought into the hospital. The patient was a hopeless case in the eyes of senior doctors, But the nurse did not lose hope. She took a stand, kept the patient in I.C.U. for some more time. She did several exercises on her limbs to make them active and made the patients sister talk to her to activate her dead neurons. She coninued her work with patience and won the lost battle. After three months the patient was standing on her feet. The efforts of the nurse bore fruit and saved her patient from leading a crippled life.
Hira had received a severe head and spinal injury due to an accident. The nurse made Hira's sister to come and talk to her sister, thinking that the voice of the near and dear one might activate her nearly dead neurons and brain.
The nurse did not agree with the doctor's point of view that Hira is a hopeless case and would never walk again in her life. She thought it unwise to leave the patient unattended without giving her a chance to recover properly.
The nurse asked this question to herself because she had endangered her career by taking the permission of attending a patient who was declared a hopeless case by senior and qualified doctors. She thought if the patient could not walk on her feet it would not be worthwhile to oppose the doctors.
The nurse Rahila was very sincere and devoted towards her profession. She never wanted to leave her patients unattended and took risks for their recoveries. She was kind hearted and wise too, and used useful devices for their treatment. She was an optimist, that is why she won a lost battle. She was successful and proud of her profession.
She said so because she believed in it that if we want to do something we find ways of doing it, She proved it practically by curing a hopeless patient and won a lost battle.
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