
- Extraordinary Healer® Vol. 15
- Volume 15
More Than A Case Manager
Having a daughter with cancer can be difficult, but having a nurse by your side guiding your daughter and yourself throughout the journey can make things a little less stressful.
Amy Brant, RN, B.S.N., BMTCN, has been taking care of us since day one. Since we started care at Nebraska Medicine, Amy had been helping to guide and managed every part of our care. She has worked with us starting with our work-up prior to and then our plan for bone marrow transplant for my daughter. She explained everything to me, as well as made sure to explain and answer any questions my daughter had.
Following our transplant hospital stay, she has been with us every step. Not everyone realizes that the care and work don’t stop when you get a hospital discharge. Amy has taken every phone call and email, helped with transitions in care, provided nursing care, helped manage health challenges post-transplant and guided our entire journey.
I cannot be more thankful that we have her to help with anything that we need. She has taken such excellent care of my daughter. With Amy's help and phenomenal care, she is thriving in every possible way.
Editor’s Note: This is an essay submitted by Amy Forsythe for the 2021 Extraordinary Healer Award.
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Articles in this issue
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Incorporating Empathy and Compassion During Cancer Treatmentalmost 4 years ago
‘A Rock and Gem’ of the Cancer Centeralmost 4 years ago
An Entire Team's Effort to Care for Patients With Canceralmost 4 years ago
Genuine Care and Advice for Patients With Canceralmost 4 years ago
Oncology Nurses Combine Expertise With Compassionalmost 4 years ago
Companionship Helps Patients Feel Less Alone Through Cancer Treatmentalmost 4 years ago
Effective Teamwork Shapes a New Oncology Practicealmost 4 years ago
An Oncology Nurse With a Fun Personality Despite Hectic Situationsalmost 4 years ago
The Nurse Who Puts Life on Hold to Connect With Patients With Cancer