I don't think it's part of the UCLA protocol to be so wonderful, I think it's just Eve. Not surprisingly, what matters most to Stork are the emotional rewards she receives from spending time with Las Vegas cancer patients and their families. Nursing is not only her work, it is her entertainment and her life-long passion.
Cancer patients are just regular people.
I don't think it's so unusual that I'm friends with many of them. At the cancer center, Stork helps to provide cancer patients with access to UCLA-affiliated clinical trials that may save patients' lives when conventional treatments have failed. The trials offer opportunities for patients who satisfy specific criteria to participate in experimental cancer treatments not yet approved by the Food and Drug Administration, and, therefore, not yet available to the general public. The man who hired me at the nursing home said he never hired people my age because they're not responsible. A lot of times, I saw people who could've survived if they'd had help.