My father-in-law with stage 4 Alzheimer's took a turn for the worst before Christmas. We took him to the emergency department where we live, thinking that the fluid retainment in his head got worse causing him to stop eating and drinking and be unresponsive.  They transported him to the hospital to see if anything could be done.
We found out that he had cancer in his bones and it was too late to do anything for him, it was decided to admit him to Hospice. During his short stay, the nurse assigned to him was the most wonderful and caring nurse we have ever seen. Chrisvely was very knowledgeable and kept us informed during his stay and made us feel like she cared for him and us. Unfortunately, he passed away a few hours the next day in Hospice. Chrisvely's care for him was just heartfelt and honest. I want to thank her all the staff members for the care provided to my dad and us in his last hours on earth.