Survivor’s guilt & showing love
Survivor’s Guilt
My brother was initially disappointed when I broke the news that my wife and I and our 27-pound labradoodle, Whitney, would not be coming home for Christmas this year.
This wouldn’t be the first time I missed opening presents with my niece and nephew, as I had always seemed to draw the short straw during my residency and fellowship for covering the hospital on December 25th. But it would be the first time since I made a promise to my family that I wouldn’t miss this holiday eight years ago.
How you can help healthcare workers: Hospitals and staff are feeling the pressures
By Gary Huffenberger - ghuffenberger@wnewsj.com
At Continental Manor in Blanchester, the first resident to receive the vaccine is Haney Burris. Burris told the person injecting the vaccine that she was one of the first people to receive the polio vaccine when it came out, and now is happy to be one of the first to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
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WILMINGTON In a virtual town hall Friday concerning COVID-19, senior leadership staff with Clinton Memorial Hospital told what they as local health care workers are seeing and made clearer the virus’ dangers, while also prescribing what residents can do to help matters.
Breaking News: CMH sets virtual Town Hall for 1 p.m. Friday regarding COVID
News Journal
WILMINGTON The Clinton Memorial Hospital chief medical officer is inviting you to a critically important virtual Town Hall discussion at 1 p.m. Friday, Dec. 18 regarding the rapid and alarming spread of COVID-19 in our community.
“Many of you have asked what you can do to help Clinton Memorial Hospital and it is time to answer that question for you. I need your assistance, influence, and voice to assist in mitigating the spread of COVID-19 in our community!
“I apologize for the urgent and short notice; however, this meeting is time sensitive and will require nothing more from you than 15 to 20 minutes of your attention and concern,” said Brian J. Santin, MD.