I have been Hospitalized inpatient for the last 3 days under observation for chest pain. Ms. Monica Co attended to my care in large part. She is most attentive and conscientious; her appearance and clothing are shining clean spotless. She managed my vital signs duties promptly, impeccably. I am a 300 lb plus, patient 80-yea- old senior. Feeling my years and severely depressed. Ms. Co encouraged me and arranged my heavy body in bed. I sought the VA hospital Chaplain; my spirits and emotions struggling, downbeat. She has been efficient and upbeat encouraging me and settling me in bed. With all manner of chest wiring and monitoring equipment dandling from my chest. She arranged covers and positioned me in bed. I looked forward to her optimistic and healing presence each shift she attended to me.

I have had a heart stress test and blood test each inpatient day; Ms. Monica Co assisted me in coping with the demanding care she provided with each of her shifts. She projects a steady, capable optimism with each of her duty shifts. When I was shaky physically and facing each upcoming hospital day, Monica Co gave me daily quiet hope that I could endure my hospital days when I felt bodily back and chest pains, daily/med-pill consumption. Bleak occasions of nausea; headaches body aches from boring bed confinement. Monica did her job of moving me, a physically heavy patient, with cheerful optimistic, and upbeat bed arranging, hygienic patient care, making me clean and presentable, and a hopeful uplifting attitude. Mending and upbeat care moving to fortuitous patient discharge. Ms. Co’s patient care encourages  patient management and personal patient optimism and hope; trust to discharge soon.