As a newer nurse, nothing can be more nerve-wracking than trying to "fit in." Recently, a nurse on my floor, 3W, has stepped up to make me feel more comfortable and welcome here. Mackenzie Rinish and I recently bonded over a love of reading. In a matter of 2-3 shifts, that relationship changed into a mentorship. No matter how silly I feel a question might be, or how many times I need a refresher on policy or procedures, Mackenzie never complains and is always willing to help me. For example, she has helped me set up infusions that I didn't see in orientation, and helped with my patients while I am busy, or trying to grab a quick dinner. All of this sounds like basic teamwork, but it isn't to me. At my previous facility, that was unheard of which makes me so very thankful to have a teammate like Mackenzie. I have struggled with self-confidence as a new pediatrics nurse, but Mackenzie consistently reminds me that I am worthy of this job. I'm very grateful to have her support and would like to show her that appreciation.