Our mother was on 4 Riverstone for a few weeks and we had Benjamin 6 or 7 times as our nurse and every time we had him, he came in with a smile on his face and a great attitude which is exactly what we needed each morning. He was attentive to my mother’s needs along with me and the rest of my family. He took the time to ask us how we were doing through all of this, and when our mom wanted water, he would ask us if we needed anything as well. He was caring and kind to me and my family. My son has special needs, and he sat down and explained to him what was going on, and for once, my son calmed down and was just happy to be with his grandmother. 

By far, Benjamin was the best nurse we had when we were at Parkwest. The care he gave my mother and the rest of my family was beyond what we could’ve hoped for. I hope there are more nurses like him out in the world because the world is a better place because he is in it. If I could give him a hug, I would. 

Every time we thanked him or tried to give him something, all he would say was 'I’m not in the career field for praise or gifts. The best gift I can get is for you to get better,' and it broke our hearts because he had a lot of love to give, and we felt selfish taking it.