July 2026 Honoree
Jemimah Oduro, BSN, RN
I would like to thank Jemimah for being so thoughtful, kind, and caring to my family and my sister during my sister's recent hospitalization. Jemimah was so kind and sweet and was compassionate during my sister's last hours. She is wonderful and has a huge heart; she made sure that every question was answered, and she also helped us make sure that the doctor understood what we needed. I hope that Grady Memorial Hospital realizes just how fortunate they are to have Jemimah on their team.
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My sister was admitted to GMH last weekend. She was on hospice at home but had multiple falls in 24 hours, which brought her to the ER. Upon arriving in her room, Jemimah showed so much compassion and wonderful care to not only my sister but also our family. She got an order to give my sister morphine and lorazepam more frequently, as she was struggling with breathing due to a diagnosis of lung cancer. Her proactive approach helped make my sister more comfortable. Being a nurse of 30 years, she exemplified the care I would expect from myself. I'm so very grateful for her.
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Our mother was in the medical-surgical unit. Jemimah was incredibly kind and considerate. She not only kept our mother informed but also the entire family. She exhibited a tremendous amount of patience and compassion. Jemimah was the epitome of what you expect from a nurse. She treated my mother with such respect. It was a privilege to have her care for our mother while ensuring our needs as a family were met. She is a true blessing to Grady and the entire nursing community.
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My sister was admitted to GMH last weekend. She was on hospice at home but had multiple falls in 24 hours, which brought her to the ER. Upon arriving in her room, Jemimah showed so much compassion and wonderful care to not only my sister but also our family. She got an order to give my sister morphine and lorazepam more frequently, as she was struggling with breathing due to a diagnosis of lung cancer. Her proactive approach helped make my sister more comfortable. Being a nurse of 30 years, she exemplified the care I would expect from myself. I'm so very grateful for her.
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Our mother was in the medical-surgical unit. Jemimah was incredibly kind and considerate. She not only kept our mother informed but also the entire family. She exhibited a tremendous amount of patience and compassion. Jemimah was the epitome of what you expect from a nurse. She treated my mother with such respect. It was a privilege to have her care for our mother while ensuring our needs as a family were met. She is a true blessing to Grady and the entire nursing community.
Thank you, Jemimah, for your exceptional compassion, advocacy, and dedication to your patients. You truly make a difference.
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