Scott Nagy, a fifty six years old man, lying in a gurney and connected to a portable ventilator and heart monitor, suffering from metastatic urethral cancer, was transported by ambulance from University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center in Cleveland to First Lutheran Church in Strongsville, Ohio.
At this church, he was able to “walk down the aisle” with his daughter, Sarah Nagy, on her wedding day. That is truly a miracle.
A nurse practitioner of Scott Nagy’s, Jacky Uljanic, volunteered her time to help make this all happen.
Jacky is truly a wonderful person for this. Jacky Uljanic took three weeks out of her time to help make sure this would and could all happen.
We need more people in this world like Jacky, so caring and selfless not just in her job but to this wonderful family. I’m sure this family will never be able to thank her enough. But just one more person can, so thank you Jacky, you are a truly amazing woman.
This inspires me to display a random act of kindness to others and I hope it does to you too. Just think of how amazing this wedding was for all the family and friends of the Nagy’s, and a big part of why it was so amazing was with the help of Jacky. What if you could make a difference in someone’s life like that? That would be amazing.
If the world was filled with more people like Jackie, this would be a wonderful place to be, so think about being selfless because you can make a difference.
Many others helped make this all happen too. Two paramedics had volunteered their time as well as their ambulance as well as a nurse, an additional nurse practitioner and a doctor who followed the ambulance to the church.
So I would like to say thank you to those wonderful people as well. They were truly part of a day that the Nagy family will remember for the rest of their lives.
Scott Nagy was first diagnosed with the deadly disease last November, has been at Seidman's intensive care unit since August. He was determined to make it to his daughter’s wedding. He set this goal for himself and made it to the wedding, thanks to Jacky. The wedding was originally scheduled for next year, but moved up in March so that Scott could see his beautiful daughter walk down the aisle.
This is inspiring and a beautiful story. Scott Nagy you are in my prayers. Jacky, you are an amazing human being.
Just think, what can you do to make a difference in someone’s life?
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