When I arrived back to Princeton for my second time for treatment coming in much worse medically then my first arrival. Pam was the first nurse who kept me informed of my level, my restrictions, why I was placed on certain restrictions for precautions which I had no idea of until one night in the beginning of my stay she made me aware. It opened up and allowed me to let down my barrier/guard that I've built around trust. She was/is extremely attentive, kind, compassionate, motivating, and dedicated. Her presence made me feel at ease because I had trust and faith that when she was working I was in good hands and would always have my needs met. She always goes out of her way to check in and make sure that I was doing well or to console me if necessary. She always complimented me on my features as I began to respond to treatment and it helped me to be able to recognize my progress. Ever since my first stay she always had confidence that I was going to make it and be an inspiration. For that I'm eternally grateful.