Take a dash of Florence Nightingale, a pinch of Mother Teresa, and then add in every decent, hardworking nurse who ever lived, and you might get some idea of the caring, compassion, and empathetic nature of Emma. Men and women under her care have hit the lottery.
Never once, even when I first met Emma, did I not feel better about myself. Emma is hands-on, feet on the floor every shift, giving out not only medication but good cheer and solid advice. If she would marry a reprobate, old alcoholic, I would propose. But she is bound for greater things. If you fail to see the treasure under your watch, it is your error. Never heard a bad word about her.