Going into my second RFA, I was nervous as I am also dealing with a concussion that has been going on for months and a tear in my bicep, and a frozen shoulder. Stacey walked in with this beautiful smile and a big personality. She was happy to be there, and without knowing what I was going through, I felt safe and I felt seen. When I spoke, she listened, and she was so kind. She treated me like a human, and not only that, she made me feel like all the host of problems in my world were gone for the moments when I was with her. 
When I came back out, and she was there, she took the best care of me, and I will never forget the way she looked me in the eyes when she stood by me as I cried, and she spoke and gave me the best heart-to-heart, human-to-human advice. I hope Stacey knows that her “ordinary day of work” was a day that made me feel better about being a mom. She gave me wonderful advice, and she made me feel so safe and taken care of. Stacey is a kind, loving, friendly person and an extraordinary nurse.
Any patient would be lucky to be taken care of by Stacey. She is a wonderful person, and she has a beautiful heart.
I think she deserves to know that she does an amazing job, and she should be valued for the kindness she shows. She is attentive, diligent, witty, and personable. I hope the kindness that was shown by Stacey is returned 100x over to her. And I am thankful I was given the opportunity to meet her.  Thank you for your advice about motherhood. Thank you for taking the time to take care of me. Thank you for showing me human-to-human kindness. Thank you for being the person you are. You are a gift, keep being you. I appreciate you, and I am touched by your words and the love you showed me. Thank you beyond words.