"I think it's the people, definitely. Just the warmth and the friendliness that they"
"all show. A lot of times I end up staying with Elias at the hospital, but it's the whole"
"family, they involve the whole family and they extend that love to everybody."
There was sunlight on the wall on the day we got the call, but it wasn't long before the clouds moved in. Rain fell from the sky
like teardrops from our eyes metaphor for what was sinking in. Walking through that door
scary that's for sure. Standing up and facing the unknown. But love was in the air where
people truly care, and it wasn't long before we felt at home. "We came here because they
saved our son's life. He had all three heart surgeries here, and we can't say enough really.
I mean, the nurses, the doctors they treat you like family. That's one of the things
that can make you feel really comfortable in a place when you're the situation that
these kids are in. You can really feel like home and they really show they care." "It
just feels like a warm and inviting place to me because of the people that work there."
And though the skies were grey, it's sunny here today. And it's good we have friends
who keep our fears at bay. We are safe at home.
People rawr and reel, we all know the deal. Ways that others never really could. Petty falls away and all this love will stay.
It's amazing pain can bring out so much good. And though the skies were grey, it's sunny
here today. And it's good we have friends who keep our fears at bay. We're safe at home.
Safe at home. La la la laaa