What is it like to be a Marie Curie Nurse?

Making a real difference

Catherine - a Marie Curie Nurse in the South West - talks about how Marie Curie Nursing can make a real difference to families during difficult times.

Scottish nurse Lorna describes how her work can be both sad and uplifting. She says: "For every sadness we experience we are usually blessed with a joy that compensates. That joy might be something as simple as a patient saying 'I feel better now'."

For Senior Healthcare Assistant Franky, working for Marie Curie means being able to help patients and families to be able to make the vital choice to be cared for at home.