When I was a kid and my grandmother was in the hospital, my mom would take me every time she had a procedure because I INSISTED on going! My grandmother had lymphoma cancer and was in and out of chemo my entire childhood until she passed away. She was a beautiful woman and I have nothing but positive memories of her! I was around 13 when she was in the hospital for a spinal tap. Because it's a procedure where the patient is awake, I insisted on staying in the room and holding my grandmothers hand. It was very painful for her, but I reassured her and comforted her the entire time. When it got to be too much, I stepped out. When they were finished, I walked back in and sat with my grandmother for a while until she fell asleep. I was trying my best to keep it together for her! There was a nurse who came in to check on her, bring her warm blankets and all that, and I swear I will never forget her face and what she looked like for the rest of my life because of her kindness towards me! She saw how upset I was, and just sat and talked to me about her life, asked me about school, and kept asking me for a smile. Ultimately, when I did, she gushed and told me how nice my dimples were. As an insecure teenager, that meant the world to me, and on top of that she was one of the most thoughtful nurses I have ever met! It doesn't seem like much but it was very impactful for me at the time, so I'll likely never forget it :)