Ms. Tiffany, what can I say, my dear? You are such a great person inside and out. You worry about your patients as if they were one of your family members. You have been going above and beyond for me and my health. You have some magic hands when it comes to taking care of me. You have done so much for my recovery. Your personality is beautiful, especially that little voice of yours.

Tiffany, I just want you to know that I appreciate everything you have done for me, and even my family loves you. With this award, I want you to look at it, then look at yourself in the mirror, and think: because of who I am, I've received this because I give love to my patients. I show them my appreciation.

 You have helped me so much with so few words when I was feeling down; you could tell when I was sad. You could tell when I was in pain, and that is what makes a nurse a nurse. You worry about us, you care about us. I am so grateful that I have met you. I have met a lot of nurses during my stay here, and received great care from many, but let me tell you, this is the longest paragraph I have written.

Keep on doing what you're doing. Keep loving your job. Keep loving your patience. A lot of people just see this as a job, yes, you're right. It is a job that you signed up for, which means you have compassion for the sick. You want to make them feel better, you want to make sure they're happy, you want to make sure they're not in pain, and you, Tiffany, have done all of it. Thank you so much for everything. Thank you so much for being you. Thank you so much for helping me out and always being there. My husband and I appreciate everything you have done for me. God will bless you with so many blessings because of who you are.

You take care and remember that a nurse is the key to the patient’s recovery. Their attitude, their personality, and the way that they care for us make a nurse, and you, my dear, you have that!