Nomination Letters – Wayland High School

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Boston.com Staff

May 3, 2013

Amy Schoeff

Nurse Amy has been helping me stay strong at school. When I had whooping cough and coughing fits that would have scared most people, I could go to her and she would calm me down. Some days, I have a lot of pain from my medical condition. I can go to her and she will give me the medication I need, a heating pad, and a quiet place to rest. The communication between her and my mom after appointments is incredible; when I see Nurse Amy the next day she knows everything. Nurse Amy is the best.

—Nominated by Isabel Pongratz

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