Aime was an awesome RN for my mom. She went beyond to figure out what was going on with my mom. When doing blood draws, which was very difficult she reached out to get it done with the ultrasound machine instead of poking mom multiple times and mom later needed 2 IV lines. Aime responded fast by collecting a stool sample and sending it off to the lab immediately. Mom's stool was black tar-looking and her urine was very dark brown. There were major concerns about GI bleed. She came up with a solution with mom's very dried out and cracked mouth. She is a very respectful, passionate, caring person/RN. Hopefully, mom never has to come back but if she did she would love to have Aime or someone like her as her nurse. Aime reacted fast to mom's low potassium. Aime reached out to the doctors when mom wasn't looking or feeling good and gave her input. Aime really took the time to explain things to us in a way that we could understand and answer all our questions. She took the time to call me to let me know that she wouldn't be Mom's nurse for the day because she was a floater and was in a different area. When she heard mom was going to be discharged she found a moment to come by to say goodbye. Sure going to miss her but we wish her the best with her career, family, friends, and co-workers. She’s also a great leader. Big shout out to her crew.