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When your career involves caring for someone you have to wear the invisible gloves. What this means is that as long as the gloves are on then you won't get emotionally hurt, you can still care for the person but by making sure you are wearing the invisible gloves nothing can get through to your heart.
In doing this you are maintaining a healthy relationship because you are'nt hurting yourself or others.
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