From the moment my father was admitted, Islam Mahmoud Al-Nawafleh became a beacon of hope and comfort during one of the most challenging times of our lives. She has an extraordinary ability to make every patient feel like family. Her warmth and compassion shine through in everything she does. During the sleepless nights I spent caring for my father as he endured pain and discomfort, Islam was always there, offering unwavering support. She seemed to possess a special magic that helped him find comfort, even during his most difficult moments of hallucinations and delirium.

Her gentle touch and soothing words gave my father a sense of peace for which I will forever be grateful. What sets Islam apart is not only her exceptional nursing skills but also her outstanding leadership qualities. She communicates effortlessly with other nurses and healthcare providers, creating a cohesive and supportive environment that benefits everyone involved. The atmosphere she cultivates is one of comfort and reassurance, making it easier for families like mine to navigate the emotional turmoil of a hospital stay. After speaking with other families on the same unit during our time at the hospital, we all unanimously agreed that Islam is one of the best nurses we have ever encountered. Her positivity and boundless love for her patients are truly inspiring. Islam goes above and beyond to ensure that each patient feels valued and cared for, and it is evident that she does this from the depths of her heart.

Islam exemplifies the essence of a compassionate nurse. We will always remember her kindness and the profound impact she had on our journey at King Hussein Cancer Center. Thank you, Islam, for being a guiding light during such a difficult time. Your dedication and love have made a lasting impression on our hearts.