International Nurses Day

Nurses all across the world commemorate International Nurses Day on May 12 every year. Some of them had beloved nurses as children, while others coiled at the sight of blue scrubs. Some had sweet smiles and soft expressions, and they never forgot our treat as we walked out the door. While others had warmer grins and kinder faces, it reminded us of the day we were jabbed in the eye with a sharp syringe while looking out the window. We know it was all for the best, though. Nurses are the backbone of the healthcare sector, dressed in scrubs, stethoscopes in their pockets, and a doctor’s most trusted ally.

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National Amaretto Day

National Amaretto Day on April 19, is a super exciting holiday celebrating one of the world’s most beloved liqueurs — Amaretto! The rich classic Italian almond-flavored drink, which has proudly delighted countless taste buds for centuries, gets its name from the Italian word ‘amaro’-bitter, amaretto translated, “a little bitter.” Sometimes made from a blend of apricot kernels, bitter almonds, peach stones, or almonds, amaretto traces its origin to Saronno. The sweet almondy treat with a tinge of vanilla and slightly bitter aftertaste comes with a world of goodness, spicing foods and drinks with its unique flavor.

National Healthcare Decisions Day

National Healthcare Decisions Day is observed every year on April 16. Are you aware that there are times you might need to make some decisions about your healthcare but be incapacitated to make them? This day is set aside to help you take care of these potential situations ahead of time. It is a day for patients or healthcare receivers to make known to health professionals the kind of adequate care they wish to receive, and have those wishes respected and met.