Bradley Jarratt was my nurse when I was in the ER. Saying he was amazing is an understatement. He always came into the room with this hyped-up energy and was as always trying to find a way to make me laugh. He was very understanding when I first came in. I was in a lot of pain and a high fever. I kept apologizing and he made sure to tell me that I had nothing to be sorry for. I felt so vulnerable, because I could not even stand up to use the bathroom. Also, every time he walked in the room and/or I went to talk to him, no matter how busy he was... he would talk with me while he was assisting me. He made me feel like he was actually listening, because he would respond back with feedback.