Priscilla has an air of compassion about her that has her anticipating my needs, making caring for me so relieving, knowing that my nurse is looking out for me. She helps me with anything I ask her for help with. She asks me how I am feeling after giving me my meds. I continually lean on her, and even though I can sense she has a lot to do, she does not make me feel pressured. She hears me. She washed my hair! She lifts my bad, traumatized leg for me to help me get around without any hesitation. She taught me how to cope with the pain of an aneurysm in my femoral artery. She converses with the doctors, and I get prescriptions that are vital for my well being, even down to throat spray. She has no problem picking up the slack regarding her patients.