A Nurse Uses His Special Gift To Help Patients Cope With Pain

There is a whole field of work dedicated to using music as therapy, but this nurse breaks it down to the very basics. His patients seem to love it. When you’re compassionate and creative and willing to share a few moments with your fellow humans, well, you just might improve someone’s day.

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Jan 28, 2014

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