Right now, we're getting our first admission patient from the floor that requires to get the ventilator for the breathing machine.

Nurse Elise, I suppose on her 6th 13 hour day this week.

It's very sad.

It's very scary and very real in there.

Everything you're hearing on the news about people coming in, people dying, it's true they've put in sinks on the stage.

North Shore University Hospital on Long Island is so overwhelmed they're turning this lecture hall into a patient care room.

They even turned couches into beds with oxygen and suction set up.

Medical personnel constantly worry about bringing the virus home to their families.

He started Be lining on.

I tried to sneak up to the stairs for You could get to me, but he started crying really bad.

I personally got engaged last Saturday, and Mike, Big concern is always taken.

Something home and possibly time in my family's right now we're in a patient's room.

We're about to turn him on to his belly to help Occident.

End of my shift is nowhere in sight.

Way just got six new admissions in another I see you that we just opened.

Finally, at the end of her 13 hour shift, Nurse Elise gets to go home.

But before she can even greet her family, she goes through a strict cleaning routine.

First, she drums off her shoes at the front door in the back yard, she disinfects her backpack with Lysol.

Then she washes her hands, her keys, even her I D.

And anything that could be contaminated as her family excitedly waits outside to be with her.

I'm proud of her that she's doing this.

She's not being selfish.

She's going out there and helping other people.

The health writers out of my mom.

They're all heroes because they're putting themselves in harm's way.

I'm happy that she's home, but I'm sad because I can't hug and kiss it all The stress that I felt at the hospital is just already gone.