August 2016 Honoree
ron margiotta, RN
For my second pregnancy, I suffered again with severe hyperemesis gravidanem. I had already been hospitalized twice and in the ED for dehydration and uncontrolled vomiting. After a few weeks of this misery and probably 15 failed IV attempts, the decision was made to insert a PICC line. Being an RN here at KWMC myself, I know what's involved and I was really apprehensive. Luckily for me when I arrived in the ICU for my PICC placement, Ron was the VAT nurse. I was so glad to have Ron's gentle demeanor and familiar face.
Ron took care of me as if I were his own daughter. I was by myself, I was sick, he even helped me make it to the bathroom to puke. I was so weak that Ron took his own time to go get a wheelchair and personally take me back over to the clinic so that I could start receiving my IV therapy. Once at the clinic, Ron stayed with me until I was checked in. I am so grateful for his personal care for me and going out of his way to make me feel safe and not alone.
Ron took care of me as if I were his own daughter. I was by myself, I was sick, he even helped me make it to the bathroom to puke. I was so weak that Ron took his own time to go get a wheelchair and personally take me back over to the clinic so that I could start receiving my IV therapy. Once at the clinic, Ron stayed with me until I was checked in. I am so grateful for his personal care for me and going out of his way to make me feel safe and not alone.
Thank you, Ron, for your exceptional compassion, advocacy, and dedication to your patients. You truly make a difference.
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