Prestige MedicalCeramic 1897 Battery Powered Nurse Graduation Lamp, Large

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More and more nursing programs, only allow battery and/or electronic operated lanterns for the celebration of their nursing student’s achievement of completion in their nursing program ceremony. Furthermore, I do understand safety, but not having this part of the nursing program’s ceremony would be shameful and disrespectful to the nursing profession, so I do believe this is a close option to the “real” lantern with candle and flame. It flickers, almost mimicking like a real candle, which allows nursing student’s to have the ability to enjoy this sentimental experience, so nursing program’s do not have to eliminate this part altogether.

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Bought this for my nursing pinning ceremony and it is very sturdy and heavy duty. It is easy to use only problem I had was trying to get the battery casing off it was rather difficult. I received the lamp in condition

I bought this for my daughters graduation and can’t wait to give it to her

I was not satisfied with the item I received, when I received it and opened the package it came broken. I ordered this for a friend of mine for her graduating from nursing school on my 8th so when I got it and it was broken I was a little upset with that because now she won't be able to have that

I sent this to a friend of mine,( who became a nurse later in life, in her 40's), when her sister, also a nurse, died after a long and successful career of helping others. I knew her professionally as well as privately, and I admired her and loved her. She was active in professional circles, always a patient activate- always humble. I sent it to honor her- there would be a nurse honor guard at the ceremony, though the lamp would be given to her chldren. (There are a few honor guards, here and there, they always need volunteers, plus funeral directors don't always remember to ask famililes if the decedent was a nurse and desire the honor guard.) It is the Florence Nightengale Lamp. She knew EXACTLY what it meant. Also sent one to my BFF, her niece.

It made my nurse friend shake, out of emotion. She really loved it.