Sarah Scieszinski
March 2025
Sarah
Scieszinski
,
RN
Med/Surg
Mahaska Health Partnership
Oskaloosa
,
IA
United States
Sarah was by our side the entire day, not only meeting Dad's needs, but always making sure we had what we needed and were comfortable.
Sarah received 4 nominations from the same family:
Our father was admitted to your hospital. From the moment we pulled up to the E door until our father took his last breath, we had nothing but wonderful care. However, Sarah treated our father like her own. Her compassion and care for us and him were above what you see with nurses. She made his last hours on this earth so much better. We will forever be grateful to her. Sarah, please continue to be the wonderful human being you are.
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My dad was brought into the ER vomiting up blood. He had stage 4 lung cancer. The doctor admitted him to the inpatient until we could go to hospice. Sarah was assigned to my dad. He wanted to pass away at home, but that wasn't possible. He couldn't have been in a better place than here with Sarah. God gave us an angel here on earth to help my dad in his final hours. No words can adequately describe her tenderness, compassion, and kindness. Thank you isn't enough.
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Sarah treated us with so much care that I am at a loss for words. She went to the top to make him comfortable. She asked if the family needed anything. She asked if we wanted to move to a larger room. Kindness is only a small word to fit her. She will always be in my heart.
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My dad was admitted to the hospital with stage 4 lung cancer. Once admitted, we met Sarah. She was phenomenal, loving, caring, gracious, a blessing from God. Sarah was by our side the entire day, not only meeting Dad's needs, but always making sure we had what we needed and were comfortable. Her love and compassion for her job were shown in force. She was a huge part of that day, making it easier on our family. She was a true blessing.
Our father was admitted to your hospital. From the moment we pulled up to the E door until our father took his last breath, we had nothing but wonderful care. However, Sarah treated our father like her own. Her compassion and care for us and him were above what you see with nurses. She made his last hours on this earth so much better. We will forever be grateful to her. Sarah, please continue to be the wonderful human being you are.
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My dad was brought into the ER vomiting up blood. He had stage 4 lung cancer. The doctor admitted him to the inpatient until we could go to hospice. Sarah was assigned to my dad. He wanted to pass away at home, but that wasn't possible. He couldn't have been in a better place than here with Sarah. God gave us an angel here on earth to help my dad in his final hours. No words can adequately describe her tenderness, compassion, and kindness. Thank you isn't enough.
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Sarah treated us with so much care that I am at a loss for words. She went to the top to make him comfortable. She asked if the family needed anything. She asked if we wanted to move to a larger room. Kindness is only a small word to fit her. She will always be in my heart.
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My dad was admitted to the hospital with stage 4 lung cancer. Once admitted, we met Sarah. She was phenomenal, loving, caring, gracious, a blessing from God. Sarah was by our side the entire day, not only meeting Dad's needs, but always making sure we had what we needed and were comfortable. Her love and compassion for her job were shown in force. She was a huge part of that day, making it easier on our family. She was a true blessing.