Courtney

And she's just like, I love you too.

Like, I love you.

And I just remember her, like, softening her...

like her heart and she brought her makeup from home, you know, and her makeup brushes, her makeup palettes and came and did my makeup one time.

Cause you know, I wasn't able to like, you know, get dressed up there.

I was just, I was in a gown and like, I like have videos of her, you know, just doing my makeup and me saying, trying to say palettes and she's just like,

what and I'm like palette palette and it was her makeup palettes and she was like oh yeah like palette like even though we couldn't really talk on like like I couldn't talk to her I we still like connected in like an um an emotional way like a mental way and I she showed me that

what I want to do is be a nurse.

Like, cause after high school, I really, again, I didn't know what I wanted to do.

And she showed me, oh, like, this is like my path.

This is what I want to do.

Cause in high school, I didn't take any like anatomy classes.

I didn't like there, I had no idea that I wanted to go this route until then.

And I'm so I'm so thankful for her.

I'm still in contact with her to this day because I feel like, you know, checking in because, you know, checking in with her like I just like I have visit her like.

every time that they go up to St.

George, like I would go visit her.

And I just, I'm like, and the, when I was staying in that neuro rehab down in Murray, that the nurse in the ER that was, you know, was maternal over me, came and brought her son and, you know, came and visited me and she came down here and, you know,

came and visited me and took the time out of her day to come see me and come say hi.

And I was also grateful for both of them.