i have spent most of my life doing patient care. you can say that it is my calling. i learned how to do this work when i was 17 years old. and as an orphan in the philippines. through this work, i have been blessed to be able to earn a living for myself and to raise my jounger sister. the care takes a lot of tenderness for patients with alzheimers disease. our patients require our utmost respect. at the current alzheimer s unit, we do our best to provide that. however it is difficult for us at the current hospital. it does not have proper facilities. we cannot use outdated equipment. we can care for our patients with the dignity that they deserve. i encourage you to support the project so that we can have proper facility to care for the patients in the alds himers unit and alzheimer s unit. the dignity that they deserve. security and safety that is good for us all of us. and by the way, cpmc in our community we have a patient two patients that are thank you. tha
they have been receiving from the hospital in many cases longer than i. this rebuild is vital for our future s generations health, well-being. thank you for your time. please support the rebuilding of cpmc. thank you. congratulations, g good evening. my name is vanessa gutierrez and my daughter was a patient of cpmc. on may 2007 my 4-month-old daughter became very ill. after rerushed her to the e.r., at st. lukes doctors could not figure out what was wrong with her. the next day she was diagnosed with a condition where her intestines were tangled and she was going to need immediate surgery. once with arrived at cpmc an ultrasound revealed her intestines were fine but her gallbladder was twice normal size. for a moment, i could not help to think that i would be walking out of the hospital without my daughter in my arms. doctors concluded it was just a nasty virus and needed to run its course. the next morning, my daughter had a rash all over her body. her eyes, lips and mo