Courtney

And then I like at that point, like I could not eat.

I could not like I could not drink or anything.

I was like, I want to like I want to die.

Like it's too painful.

And then my mom was so fed up.

It was like 4 a.m.

of me just staying awake because I couldn't sleep.

I couldn't get a good night's rest because I was up and going to the bathroom constantly.

And so she's just like,

she left the room and then went up to a nurse's station and she was demanding, she was demanding, you get the doctor here now and test for C. diff.

I'm done playing this game of, oh, we don't think she has it.

Test her for it now.

And so they tested me and what did it come up?

I had C. diff.

And I was able to get the medication for that.

And that's when I started to feel better after we started to feel like the medication start working and kicking in.

And my mom was my saving grace.

She was my sound of voice in the hospital, because obviously I didn't- You didn't have one.

Yeah, I didn't have one.

She was with me every step of the way.