It has been awhile, but would like to give thanks to a nurse named Jillian that worked at Malden. My Mother (and best friend) was dying of lung cancer and brought to Malden in her final days almost 5 years ago. One of her Nurses was named Jillian. Even though my Mom was in a coma, whenever she came in she always talked to my Mom, and would rub her hand, or stroke her head. The other nurses just came in, and did their job without even speaking a word to us. When my Mom did pass away, everyone eventually left the room, but I couldn't. Jillian walked in and put her arms around me, and hugged me. She held on to me, and said so many comforting words, while wiping my tears. I would of never had the strength to leave that room, if it wasn't for Jillian and her compassion. She inspired me deeply, and even if she never sees this, I want others to know that there is still some compassionate people left out there, and one of them is a beautiful woman named Jillian. Thank you Jillian. :-))