mother, daughter swiftie duo thing that you like ✨

Dear @taylorswift ,

For about a million reasons, I’m changing my name! I’m going to keep Grace as my middle name, but I’m in search for a first one. I’ve been trying to find the perfect fit for about 2 years, and as my unbiological mother, I need your help. 💗

Your Swifties and I have been thoroughly searching & matching, discussing & debating, and nearly ONE THOUSAND poll votes in total. All their opinions are so strong, it seems as though all the final names are love or hate. 🌻

My problem is that I ADORE them all, and I would be more than happy to wear either name for the rest of my life. After much consideration, we’ve formed three teams:

Team Audrey

Team Eleanor

Team Elizabeth (Lizzy)

(For reference, I’ve made a short video of ME!) Yes Taylor, you will be the absolute main decider. What team are you? Or do you have another name all together? Whatever it is, I know I’m going to love it, and I’m so excited to find out what you think. I know the Swifties are too.

LOTS of love and a big ray of Daylight,

Grace 🦋

To join the name finding crew- IG: cruelcities

Music: Daylight©️ 2019, Taylor Swift, Jack Antonoff

This lyric hits deep because it’s from a patients perspective;

I’m a nurse.

And I’ve always tried to be this nurse. You get some people who have clearly been in the job too long and have no empathy or compassion. Nurses get bagged a lot and are constantly being criticised for things out of their hands. I go to work every single day with the mindset of

“what would you do if this was your mum/ grandma”

And I’ll tell you guys what this has changed my whole nursing career. I strive to be the “nicer nurse” to put myself in the patients position, to support them not physically but mentally, to educate them and make them aware of their condition, to not spit out medical terminology to show off what i paid thousands to learn but to use language that’s more comforting and understandable and also To address their families with the utmost respect because that’s what I would want.

You get into this world what you put out, thank you to these nicer nurses who have been the reason for this lyric.

Taylor, I have no words.. my heart aches hearing this song, I can’t wait to hug you one day💗🥺

This lyric hits deep because it’s from a patients perspective;

I’m a nurse.

And I’ve always tried to be this nurse. You get some people who have clearly been in the job too long and have no empathy or compassion. Nurses get bagged a lot and are constantly being criticised for things out of their hands. I go to work every single day with the mindset of

“what would you do if this was your mum/ grandma”

And I’ll tell you guys what this has changed my whole nursing career. I strive to be the “nicer nurse” to put myself in the patients position, to support them not physically but mentally, to educate them and make them aware of their condition, to not spit out medical terminology to show off what i paid thousands to learn but to use language that’s more comforting and understandable and also To address their families with the utmost respect because that’s what I would want.

You get into this world what you put out, thank you to these nicer nurses who have been the reason for this lyric.

Taylor, I have no words.. my heart aches hearing this song, I can’t wait to hug you one day💗🥺

This lyric hits deep because it’s from a patients perspective;

I’m a nurse.

And I’ve always tried to be this nurse. You get some people who have clearly been in the job too long and have no empathy or compassion. Nurses get bagged a lot and are constantly being criticised for things out of their hands. I go to work every single day with the mindset of

“what would you do if this was your mum/ grandma”

And I’ll tell you guys what this has changed my whole nursing career. I strive to be the “nicer nurse” to put myself in the patients position, to support them not physically but mentally, to educate them and make them aware of their condition, to not spit out medical terminology to show off what i paid thousands to learn but to use language that’s more comforting and understandable and also To address their families with the utmost respect because that’s what I would want.

You get into this world what you put out, thank you to these nicer nurses who have been the reason for this lyric.

Taylor, I have no words.. my heart aches hearing this song, I can’t wait to hug you one day💗🥺

shall we spread some good luck?

This lyric hits deep because it’s from a patients perspective;

I’m a nurse.

And I’ve always tried to be this nurse. You get some people who have clearly been in the job too long and have no empathy or compassion. Nurses get bagged a lot and are constantly being criticised for things out of their hands. I go to work every single day with the mindset of

“what would you do if this was your mum/ grandma”

And I’ll tell you guys what this has changed my whole nursing career. I strive to be the “nicer nurse” to put myself in the patients position, to support them not physically but mentally, to educate them and make them aware of their condition, to not spit out medical terminology to show off what i paid thousands to learn but to use language that’s more comforting and understandable and also To address their families with the utmost respect because that’s what I would want.

You get into this world what you put out, thank you to these nicer nurses who have been the reason for this lyric.

Taylor, I have no words.. my heart aches hearing this song, I can’t wait to hug you one day💗🥺

This lyric hits deep because it’s from a patients perspective;

I’m a nurse.

And I’ve always tried to be this nurse. You get some people who have clearly been in the job too long and have no empathy or compassion. Nurses get bagged a lot and are constantly being criticised for things out of their hands. I go to work every single day with the mindset of

“what would you do if this was your mum/ grandma”

And I’ll tell you guys what this has changed my whole nursing career. I strive to be the “nicer nurse” to put myself in the patients position, to support them not physically but mentally, to educate them and make them aware of their condition, to not spit out medical terminology to show off what i paid thousands to learn but to use language that’s more comforting and understandable and also To address their families with the utmost respect because that’s what I would want.

You get into this world what you put out, thank you to these nicer nurses who have been the reason for this lyric.

Taylor, I have no words.. my heart aches hearing this song, I can’t wait to hug you one day💗🥺