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Gail starts to cry and states, "Mom was just fine last week when we went out to eat and to a show. I love my mom so much, and I am so scared. She is all I have." How should the nurse respond?A. "I am sure everything will be alright."B. "I will notify the chaplain to come and sit with you so you won't be alone."C. "I know this is scary for you. Would you like to sit and talk?"C. "I am sure your mother knows you are here. Just keep talking to her."
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