One particular interaction stood out where Heather went above and beyond for a patient who was extremely anxious and emotional about a possible prolapse diagnosis. The patient expressed fear, confusion, and embarrassment. Rather than brushing off the concerns or deferring immediately to a provider, she took the time to sit with the patient, listen attentively, and validate her feelings. She explained what a prolapse was in calm, clear, and non-threatening language, helping the patient understand her condition in a way that was both medically accurate and deeply compassionate. Heather reassured the patient that she was not alone, that many women experience similar issues, and that help was available to her. She also coordinated with the provider to ensure that the patient’s questions were addressed in a timely manner. This interaction transformed the patient’s fear into understanding, giving her a sense of control and dignity. In moments like these, Heather exemplifies what the DAISY Award stands for. Her kindness, empathy, and patient advocacy make a lasting difference—not just in clinical outcomes, but in lives.