At 2 a.m., I rushed to the hospital when my father had a heart attack. ICU visitors weren’t allowed, but hours later, a kind “nurse” let me see him.
Months later, my father called me to watch the news. That “nurse” wasn’t a nurse at all. She’d been arrested for impersonating one, and investigators found she had a serious mental condition. Although she’d attended nursing school, she never graduated—yet somehow infiltrated a hospital, putting patients at risk.
Thankfully, she never treated my father directly, and I’m relieved justice caught up with her.
