When I came into the hospital, I was very sick. After days of treatment, my mental health was not the greatest. I wanted to go home, but needed to stay in the hospital. Kayla came and talked to me.  She shared personal stories and related to me, and made me feel like a person who was cared about. She sat with me and truly comforted me. She was very kind and someone I would gladly befriend.

The following morning, Kayla came in and continued with her greatness.  All the meds were quick and painless, and she just wanted to check on me. We had a nice chat about life and my kids. She did not have to do what she did, but to me, she showed so much love and support to someone she didn't know.  We need more people like Kayla in the world. The hospital is very lucky to have someone as wonderful as her on staff.

Thank you, Kayla. You have been a shining light during my dark time.