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Abagail Javick, of Exeter, watched her grandfather pass away after being sick and living in a nursing home.
				The poor care she saw him receive inspired her to want to make a difference, and thus began a
				career as a nurse.
				Today she works as a pediatric nurse for Bayada Home Health Care, but before COVID-19 hit she was working in the schools. Now, she&rsquo;s concentrated on home health.
				Her favorite part of the job, she said recently after being notified she was nominated as an inspiring nurse in the Times Leader&rsquo;s Nurses Month program, is the kids.
				&ldquo;They are the happiest things ever,&rdquo; she said.
				Taking part in big moments of a child&rsquo;s life, that seem small to the rest of us, are what she considers the most special times.
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Nurses Month: Abagail Javick