Sarah appeared on day two like an angel. I don't even remember what floor my husband was on at that time, but he was in a regular room. Nobody knew how sick he was after being admitted from the ER the previous day. Our daughter came to visit the next morning, and Dad was unresponsive. She hollered for help, but not many seemed alarmed.

Our daughter was in the hallway, visibly upset, when Sarah was walking by. She then went into the room and looked at my husband, and she made things happen. Within the hour, my husband was in the ICU suffering from a brain bleed and stroke. It truly felt like Sarah saved my husband's life! She then visited with different family members to check on my husband and see if we needed anything.

After 17 days in the ICU, my husband moved to a room. He was only there for a matter of a few hours, and there she was again; appeared out of nowhere like an angel. She's been the best. There were also very good nurses on the ICU floor, but none had gone above and beyond. Our entire family is very grateful and thankful.