Our world was changed upside down 4 years ago at the age of 14. Our daughter was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder called “CIDP”, Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy, which causes her to be paralyzed from the chest down, very weak, very numb, and in so much pain. She was diagnosed at TMC, and we were transported to Banner Hospital due to them being contracted with the Red Cross, who give her Plasma exchange. We first came to the Hemo/oncology clinic. The very 1st nurse was Lindsey, she was the most kind, loving, and caring she made us feel so welcome to the clinic.

Now my daughter is 18, a high school graduate. Lindsey is now our family, and we love her so much. In my darkest days, she always has my back, from hugs to laughs and smiles. We always love seeing her. Miss Lindsey tirelessly devoted time to all her patients. She always goes above and beyond. She has made such a huge impression on our beautiful family. We are very blessed with the best. Miss Lindsey is a mommy at home and our superhero nurse. We come to the clinic every 3 weeks for treatment; on Monday, she gets Plasma exchange, and on Tuesday, IVIG.

We love all these beautiful nurses here at the clinic. They’re all our family. If I could, this whole clinic deserves an award from front desk check-in to back office. We love them all!

We love her so much. Thank you very much, Lindsey. You never change; you rock!