An experience of facing a dead body. Hi there, I am trying to express an experience that I had when I saw a dead body and how it motivate me. It would be grateful if someone could check my little diary and correct them if I make any mistakes, or perhaps suggesting any alternative/better way to improve my sentences. Many thanks. Here is the dairy, Not everyone has a chance to see a dead person. Being a nurse seems inevitable. I had this experience when I first faced a dead body in front of me. I can still vividly remember that it was a quite and routine night, I was sat down at the nursing station tiring to get some nursing paper works done. And here comes a phone call from a care assistant who was quite panic and shouting for help because there was a resident seemed dead already. I can literally feel that her voice was shaking. I quickly ran to another building as fast as I could. As I stood in front of that resident, I was scared and shaking at first, my mind had gone blank, and I did not know what to do as it was my first time facing a lifelessness body. However, there was a thought telling me " You need to do something! You got to do something. You must save him, you can do this." As I was the only nurse who is on duty and there were only four carers who taking care of approximately ninety residents in two building, (I know it sounds crazy, isn't it?), I had to come up a fast and appropriate plan to deal with this emergency situation. Unfortunately, that resident did not survive because he had gone for a while when we checked him. I was tearing when I went home that day and I have questioned myself am I really capable to work as a nurse. I had spent months to build up my mind. Although it is most almost difficult when you have this kind of experience, I still feel that caring others and working as a nurse means so much to me. It makes me become a better person and I have learned so much not only how to provide care for others but life worthy experience. Life is short, and it is important that you are living without regret. A big thank you to my past speaking partners - xxx, xxx, xxx, my friends and my family and, most importantly, people who I loved and love me. From IELTS to OET English exam, I have been through frustration, tears and sadness, I also learned that all the difficulties are only temporary and I can manage to cope with these setbacks and achieve my goals and dreams. Nothing is impossible.