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It takes a mighty brave and committed person to work in a Covid wing.
Prayer request UPDATE post #73
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So happy Ruthie is feeling better! I hope she doesn't over-do now that she's back to work! Tell her we said thanks for her service to those patients in the covid wing![emoji56][emoji56] Love to both of you and Happy New Year and good health going forward [emoji3590][emoji3590]
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Must be some righteous folks on this board, cause the Lord says, "The prayers of the righteous man is powerful and effective."
Great news.
Robert
Great news.
Robert
All the best to you and Ruthie, she has a mountain of good "Karma"" working for her.
I hope you and her have a great New Year. You both deserve it so much
Jim
I hope you and her have a great New Year. You both deserve it so much
Jim
Don't know how I missed this. Prayers sent from the Great White North (the bit below Alaska) for both of you. Pity she has to stay on the front lines when she's fighting her own medical demons, but that seems to be all too common under the present situation.
Sounds like you have a good doctor, which is no small blessing. My buddy up the street died in mid-Dec after checking himself into the local hosp. in mid-August and "they" neglected to notice and immediately treat the flesh-eating disease that had somehow got into his right leg, which was not what he checked in for.
Since you're originally from aross the pond, you may remember the short-lived TV series "Doctor in the House". Thank heavens none of this lot is responsible for Ruthie!
(In looking this up I discovered that John Cleese and Graham Chapman were writers for the show, along with Barry Cryer and Graeme Garden of "I'm Sorrry I Haven't a Clue" fame. No wonder i liked it!)
Sounds like you have a good doctor, which is no small blessing. My buddy up the street died in mid-Dec after checking himself into the local hosp. in mid-August and "they" neglected to notice and immediately treat the flesh-eating disease that had somehow got into his right leg, which was not what he checked in for.
Since you're originally from aross the pond, you may remember the short-lived TV series "Doctor in the House". Thank heavens none of this lot is responsible for Ruthie!
(In looking this up I discovered that John Cleese and Graham Chapman were writers for the show, along with Barry Cryer and Graeme Garden of "I'm Sorrry I Haven't a Clue" fame. No wonder i liked it!)
