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03-28-2014, 08:43 AM
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I just wanted to say when I was having chemo last year the infusion room was always a happy place to be....the nurses were kind and 99% of the patients wanted to talk and laugh. I'm a very chatty person so other than a few bad needle times I was good to go. Still wish I had gotten a port.
During treatment when I was at the clinic seeing another drs I would always stop by to see the nurses and talk to the patients having infusions....always seemed to brighten their day and mine too  Thanks for reminding me that we can make a difference in people's lives, if only for a few minutes. Debi from Georgia |
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Good morning Lynn :)
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