A thank you.

Like many of our healthcare and NHS workers, my husband David doesn't get the recognition he more than earns.

He cares for those with Dementia. He is by far the softest and kindest soul I've ever met, though I’m pretty sure I scare the crap out of him most days.

Always ready to see the best in people and is on hand with a kind word where it would be far easier to pick away at others.

I surmised his bravery as not the absence of fear but choosing how to act despite it.

To think that him and so many others out there would dedicate their days without hesitation to bringing a little sunshine to the lives of people going through tough times despite what may be happening in their lives.

It blew my mind, such quiet strength and bravery needed highlighting.
What they do is incredible.

My intention was simply write a small homage to something I’d previously overlooked and taken too much for granted; with the hope that it could serve as a ‘thank you' not just to David but all of you.

Every day you draw on that sweet, vulnerable kindness. You should be celebrated and cherished.

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Better days (Brave)

Kerry Wright