A New Jersey man has recently gone viral thanks to a heartwarming photo of him holding up a handmade sign to thank the medical staff responsible for saving his wife's life.
As Good Morning America reported, the unidentified man was pictured holding his sign outside the window of the emergency room at Morristown Medical Center in an effort to express his gratitude towards all staff inside.
"Thank you all in emergency for saving my wife's life," the man's sign reads. "I love you all."
In response to the sweet and heartfelt gesture, Allison captioned the post, "All the feels... I love my job!"
"This man knew he couldn't come in but wanted to show some gratitude," she recalled, adding that he had "tears pouring down his face."
When asked how his wife is doing, the man responded, "Great, she's going home today. You're all amazing."
“I don’t know him, I don’t know his wife, but throughout the last 13 years as a nurse I realized this is why we do it," she wrote. "Times are tough but we make a difference. I love my team."
It's unclear why the man's wife was hospitalized, but one thing is for sure: she's recovering, and he is supremely grateful for the entire staff at Morristown Medical.
"[Paige] sent me this picture the other day and I feel like it needs to be seen as much as possible," she wrote alongside the photo, which as of writing has been shared nearly 60,000 times.
"Thank you, Paige, and ALL of the nurses and doctors, for your hard work and dedication, especially during this scary time."
h/t: Good Morning America
