For most young adults, completing nursing school marks the beginning of a fulfilling career, financial independence and a future dedicated to saving lives. But for Patience Appau Owusu, a 28-year-old trained nurse, graduation did not lead to a career in hospital wards. Instead, hospital wards became her unlikely home as she was admitted countless times. […]
For most young adults, completing nursing school marks the beginning of a fulfilling career, financial independence and a future dedicated to saving lives. But for Patience Appau Owusu, a 28-year-old trained nurse, graduation did not lead to a career in hospital wards. Instead, hospital wards became her unlikely home as she was admitted countless times. […]
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