Masue David-Tonny
December 2024
Masue
David-Tonny
,
BSN, RN
Medical/Oncology
Sanford Health
Sioux Falls
,
SD
United States
What made her different from other nurses is the pride and compassion she has for her patients and line of work, the positive energy that she passes on, and a smile that is contagious.
First, I would like to say I have been to this hospital on a number of occasions and know that it is the best hospital I have visited. Masue is one of the kindest, most understanding, professional women in this field and has been an honor and great pleasure to be a patient of hers. When she arrives at work, she brings a smile that would make a light that warms the soul of her patients and staff. Thank you Masue for not only being a wonderful and professional and in my opinion One of the most outstanding RNs in the business, but a great friend.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart and soul.
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The very first day I met Masue as my nurse, she always had a smile and positive energy, and even though I was in so much pain, she made me smile, laugh, and look at the positive side.
This was my first hospital stay alone, but having her as a nurse, I did not once feel alone. Anytime I needed anything, she was always right there, and that brought me comfort and made my stay less lonesome and sad.
It didn’t matter the time I needed assistance; she would always come in with a smile and ready to help me, and it’s hard for me to ask for help “because I like doing things on my own”. When she was there for me, I felt like it was OK to ask for help when needed.
Small conversations mean a lot to someone who’s lonely and not feeling 100% themselves. What made her different from other nurses is the pride and compassion she has for her patients and line of work, the positive energy that she passes on, and a smile that is contagious.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart and soul.
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The very first day I met Masue as my nurse, she always had a smile and positive energy, and even though I was in so much pain, she made me smile, laugh, and look at the positive side.
This was my first hospital stay alone, but having her as a nurse, I did not once feel alone. Anytime I needed anything, she was always right there, and that brought me comfort and made my stay less lonesome and sad.
It didn’t matter the time I needed assistance; she would always come in with a smile and ready to help me, and it’s hard for me to ask for help “because I like doing things on my own”. When she was there for me, I felt like it was OK to ask for help when needed.
Small conversations mean a lot to someone who’s lonely and not feeling 100% themselves. What made her different from other nurses is the pride and compassion she has for her patients and line of work, the positive energy that she passes on, and a smile that is contagious.