Let me start by first saying the road I was on has been truly tough. My nurse has been working with me for about 2 years trying to help me get back into society in the fight against Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, chronic pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome, anxiety, and many injuries to overcome my losses from the first Gulf War. She has tremendously helped me find the strength to overcome everyday adversity and helped me get back on track to the methadone program and help control the pain, lose weight and change the many obstacles such as my mindfulness to productive things rather than negative things that have caused me to get into this serious problems before. Her care has made me so thankful that the contraction of my care will only be better as long as people like her are in my corner. The many sessions of positive feedback along with phone calls of helpful tips have really truly helped my condition, I feel like my life has been turned around for the better. I cannot emphasize how much time and effort she has put forth to help a person like me. I'm really impressed at how lucky I am to have somebody like that on my care team, so to me, she is already "extraordinary" and I'm completely sure others have felt the same way. Lynne is a true DAISY Nurse.