Teaching Nurses — Ronnie G. Anderson

As the Smith Family continues to grow in number so does their involvement with the local hospital where Dr. Susan Hayes works. There Carol Simpson is urged strongly to get her LVN and become a part of the staff. In reality the hospital administration is seeing if they can set up their hospital up as a nursing school. If successful it would do wonders for their bottom line as well as their patient care. When Carol gets her LVN degree she is urged to continue onto becoming a Registered Nurse. Unknown to her the new school is named after her. While teaching student nurses she has been brought in on many births in her own training. When the emergency room reports a breach birth in progress and there is no one there to handle it the doctors call on Nurse Simpson to handle it as their midwife. She performs like an old hand at the task, and in many ways she is, just without the paperwork. The school flourishes and with its success the interest and love between a doctor and one of the talented student nurse takes hold with secrets involved. The course of love never does run smooth. In the background of the main story the Smith Family continues to grow with interesting problems of their own.