National Sisters’ Day provides a perfect opportunity to celebrate the special connection shared between sisters. At Quincy Medical Group (QMG), nurses Evan P. and Morgan S. are not only sisters, but they also work side-by-side in our Obstetrics & Gynecology department.
Being close in age, Evan and Morgan were practically inseparable growing up. Their time spent together in school, extracurricular activities, and sports forged a deep connection between them. Despite the occasional ups and downs, their friendship always remained strong.
“We were different in many ways but also the same. We typically did everything together but didn’t always get along,” Evan said. “We both played sports, played on the same teams, went to the same schools, and participated in the same after-school activities.”
Morgan added, “I always aspired to be like my big sister (which drove her crazy), so I always wanted to dress like her and play the same sports as her and hang around her and her friends. At the end of the day, we were always there for each other when it mattered.”
They always looked out for each other and those around them. Their mutual desire to help others inspired them to pursue careers in nursing. A significant influence on their decision was their grandmother, whose memory continues to guide them.
“Our grandmother was also a nurse, and although she passed away when we were young, our mom always had stories about her. Many people who worked with her told us how great she was and how much she enjoyed being a nurse,” said Evan.
After earning their nursing degrees, Evan and Morgan reunited again, working at the same facility. Morgan eventually joined Dr. Katy Wand in the Obstetrics & Gynecology department at QMG. When an opportunity to work together at QMG arose, they jumped at the chance. Morgan knew her sister would be the perfect fit for the role.
“We have always worked great together,” Morgan said. “We enjoy being able to see each other often, share our love for our job, and bounce ideas off of each other.”
Evan echoed this sentiment, “I love working with my sister. It’s nice to be able to walk over to her, or I really just have to roll my chair to her desk to ask her questions.”
While spending so much time together might be challenging for some siblings, for Morgan and Evan, it’s a natural fit.
“I would not change our scenario for the world. Working together in the same department has been awesome,” Morgan said.
Evan added, “Everyone always asks, ‘How is it working with your sister?’ I always say I wouldn’t have it any other way.”
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