Ariel Callahan Buice

I was lucky enough to have met Ariel when she first started working for Medieval Times. I never knew when I met her that she ever had any conditions. She was always full of life and had the of the best sense of humors. Later on in our time at MT, she was the one person I turned to when I hit one of my scariest moments in life. I had to go see a cardiologist for my blood pressure, and was later told my aortic valve was greatly enlarged. I know for some this might not seem scary, but I was at a lost for words. I didnt find any relief until I talked to Ariel. I knew she had a history with heart problems and she seemed the only one I could talk to about my fears and concerns. She was my safety net and my hero. I knew that if she could over come so much, then I could too. After I left the company in 2014, I lost touch with her. But a few years ago I had to rush my mother to the ER @ Gwinnett Medical back then, and I was sitting in the room with mom and I saw someone walk past the door. Well it was Ariel, and came back by cause she thought she saw me. We talked for a few and I could see how happy and successful she had become. Ariel will always be a dear friend to me, and my fellow heart buddy. I will miss you friend...