Cheryl had many things to do. She was so nice and joyful. She came to me and talked to me like I was a real person, not a patient. She told me to call her even if I was just bored and needed to talk.
I noticed she was even a good co-worker. She was helping the young girls and teaching them what she knew - trying to make them better nurses.
One time that really stood out is she knew I loved coffee. When Cheryl made some, she brought me a cup without me even asking. Doing this really made me smile that day. She made me feel like a human that needed comfort and understanding.
Thank you, Cheryl!