My first contact when I enter my patients' room is to do the basic introduction, but I go further, I take a chair and sit right next to them, I I reach out and touch them on my hand and listen to them. I want my patients to know that I am listening to them, I want to know their personal value system, along with what they believe spiritually and what they believe ethically along with what they want, by doing so I can get to know them better and evaluate them as an individual. I rejoice when I see their face light up because they've found a new friend, someone who will not only listen but also do what they're told, I find out what's needed, I write it down, and I do everything in my power to make it happen. so that it happens. I love seeing my patient smile for something that took nothing away from me but brought them joy. Jean Watson states that the nurse should seek to connect, embrace the spirit or soul of the patient, through the processes of care and healing (Masters, 2014, p..