Our daughter was admitted into ICU for brain injury. In my 50 years, I have never seen Connor's level of care. He is very attentive, professional, caring, and beyond reliable. He listens, asks questions about her needs, how can he help, can he get her anything, and asks if I and my husband need anything. He came in on her 2nd day here in ICU. My daughter is having severe sensitivity to light and sound. He took notice and was compassionate and thoughtful enough to place a sign on her door that reads, "Low Stimulation, please." Before his shift was over, he came in and gently told her that she has to take it easy and not rush her body before her doctor says it's ok to go back to work. Another amazing thing about Connor is if he tells you he will be back in 15 minutes, he is back in 15 minutes.
Connor is incredibly special, and I hope you celebrate him.