I had a baby boy named A. Kim was his nurse and partly mine and I just have to say she was so patient and amazing. My baby ended up having to go to the NICU for 3 days and Kim was so supportive during this very hard time. She was very sweet and always had kind words to say to me. I loved how she was with my little boy. She was very gentle with him and really took the time for every little thing she did when it came to him.

Kim was always checking on me asking me if I need anything and I absolutely just loved her and the experience she gave us. She also did some digging in the computer and thank God she did because had she not, my son would have received 2 more doses of antibiotics than he should have and got stuck with another IV when it wasn’t even needed. Kim stopped all that because she did her research and found out he had already received the right amount of antibiotics and did not need anymore. That meant the world to me. I was in tears and she made them all go away when she came back and told me the news. I already don't believe in medicine, antibiotics, or vaccines, so for her to have went the extra mile when she didn't have to just to do research really showed me how much she cared. 

I will forever remember her and she is honestly what you call a "Nurse Who Cares". Thank you to her for everything. It's nurses like her that make the world go round. It's nurses like her that show you they actually care. It's nurses like her that make it such a wonderful experience, she leaves a mark on you forever. I will forever remember her and the wonderful experience she gave me during a rough time. Keep shining bright like a diamond because you are impacting lives! Definitely mine and A!