My name is Anne Marie, and I'm from Utah.
Every few years I have to go to the hospital for surgery
on my feet.
Sometimes it's scary to get an operation,
but I know it'll make my feet better.
One morning after my surgery, I heard a small child
crying in the next room.
It was a two-year-old girl named Ni-Ni.
She wouldn't take the medicine the nurse was
trying to give her.
I asked my mom and my nurse if it
would be okay to visit this little girl.
The nurse said it'd be great.
So my mom carried me to Ni-Ni's room.
Her throat was very sore from having her tonsils out.
And she couldn't leave the hospital
until she could eat and drink.
So I decided to share my favorite horse sticker
with Ni-Ni, then my big doll, and finally my paper flower.
Soon we were both talking and laughing.
Then Ni-Ni licked the lollipop, drank the slushy,
and ate scrambled eggs.
It made me understand what Jesus said:
we should love one another as we love ourselves.
I'm Anne Marie, and I'm one in a million.
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