Touching stories of nursing personnel by the author of the best-selling Coeur policeman. After a foray into the military world with Me, soldier, then in that of peace officers with Coeur policeman, the author Marie-Andree Fallu this time takes you to meet 30 nurses from all walks of life who, in turn, recount the most significant helping relationship of their careers, resulting in touching stories, memories imbued with sensitivity and comical anecdotes where humor proves to be the most powerful remedy. These dedicated professionals, who have been making headlines for years and do not count their hours, give us access to the sometimes overwhelming moments that punctuate their daily lives in hospitals, clinics, dispensaries in the community and even penitentiaries. They take us to the Far North to rescue a man stuck in the middle of Ungava Bay; they tell a story organ donation story, the greatest donation there is; they move us to the story of a child with severe burns and extreme resilience; they recount the relationships forged with their patients, but also with those around them. A mark of gratitude to these thousands of guardian angels whose devotion and humanity know no bounds, this book is rich in poignant stories that are good for the soul.