Wednesday, March 11, 2020
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Know that I I am thinking of all of you. Besides being my babysitter when I little she was considered family to us. My greatest memory was the day our daughter, Megan was born. She had been visiting in Jaffray and came to the hospital with a plant and a bear. Not finding me in a room she went to the maternity ward and asked the head nurse where I was. She was livid when they pointed her to the room where new mother's pump breast milk. She came to my beside and comforted me. Having not a mother to explain what had happened to me she took me under her wing and found out where my room was, found my bag, came back and asked me if she could give me a sponge bath, as I was stuck to the bed sheets. after getting me into clean pj's she then asked me if I had any questions. Her knowing I did she answered them all. She made me feel like my mothers was in the room helping. My love for her is endless. REST IN PEACE MY SISTER
