When my aunt D was in and out of our hospital, Amy always seemed to be the one to have her as a patient. D loved talking to Amy, sharing stories, and letting her know how good of a job she was doing, despite all the hardships currently going on. When things started to get especially tough, Amy was always there with the know-how and best advice she could give, to benefit my aunt, our family, and keep things afloat. Amy was the last nurse that D got to interact with, and that has left a long-lasting impression on our family. One of the last things D said before she passed, was to let everyone know how much she enjoyed being in the care of the wonderful nurses, aides, and all staff here at WECH. She made a very clear point to thank Amy for all the advice, hospitality, good times, and care that kept her here longer than expected. On behalf of our whole family, we want to thank Amy for everything she's done for us through these hard times, as we know she'll be able to do for more and more families to come.