My sister-in-law arrived at the hospital on Thursday in August to the emergency and that day at night they sent us to the ICU there we met Debora, always attentive and empathic on the days when she touched us as a nurse, always loving and willing with M. She always showed her good heart on the days that we were assigned to her. One day, they transferred us to the 3rd floor, and I found Debora in the hallway. She asked about her, and I told her she was very bad. She gave us a hug, offering support and condolences. Two days later, we returned to intermediate care to the mass room and to my sister-in-law with little mobility and consciousness. Debora demonstrated great empathy and caring, talked to her very nicely, and touched her head and her hands. We were in another room, and, to my surprise, I saw Debora appear to ask about her health and condition. She approached to talk to her despite being already unconscious. Debora, thank you a thousand for being an empathic nurse and for being a friend in these heavy days in the end, thank you.