A thank you note

The night before heading down to the Newport Beach temple, I had had my windows open, I was up late because I was having a hard time getting comfortable in my bed. My neck was stiff so I was heating up a heating pad. I heard a truck pull up and looked out my kitchen window to see a fire. ambulance type vehicle there. COncerned (Because we have many older patrons staying here at times) I decided to go and see if they needed any help. like a ride to the hospital for instance. It was 12:45 am I was pretty sure I was the only one awake,
Since our apt complex is pretty mucha U shape it was easy for me to spot from the hallway balcony where the paramedics were. It turned out to be a single gal here who had suddenly been hit with either food poisoning or the violent flu. She was dizzy and sweating and ran to the bathroom to relieve herself using both toilet and garbage can. When she tried to get up, she passed out and hit her head on the side of the tub. When she came to she was having trouble breathing and had a huge knot on her head. She called security and they came and called the paramedics to check her out to rule out any heart issue or seizure. I asked them if she needed any help. They wanted to take her to the hospital initially.  However, instead ran an EKG on her right there and checked all her vitals, etc.
They told her if she started feeling unwell again to come to the ER. I let the security know that if she needed a ride or anything else she could call me. I gave her my room number and cell number. When I got back late the next day I found this note on my apt floor. I guess she put it through the screen in the window.
It was nice to know that she was ok.

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