Another Blast from the Recent Past.
Today, surprisingly, in the mail I received yet another letter from the Nurse Practitioner who worked for the neurosurgeon who performed the surgery on my spinal cord last December 29.
She was the glue that held the neurosurgeon’s office together. Perhaps his medical practice itself. I surprisingly received a letter from her earlier this year that was a response from a “thank you” e-mail I sent to his office for her after my body had stabilized from the surgery. The letter was a complete surprise.
From what she said in her letter, she and her husband are going to be moving to Michigan, specifically Ann Arbor, where they are both originally from. Great for them!
I write this because I am completely taken back by the fact that she has even written me back at all. I was totally taken off guard by her first letter, much more so when I received her second letter today.
In her letter she said that she would like to have lunch with me before she leaves for good, back to Michigan. She said she would call me at my office sometime soon so we can get together for lunch. I can’t wait!
Sandy is a wonderful human being; someone I’ll never forget. She took care of me when the doctor “was away.” Filling his shoes was not an easy task for her, I’m sure. Regardless, she did a great job.
Thank God for great Nurse Practitioners!
She was the glue that held the neurosurgeon’s office together. Perhaps his medical practice itself. I surprisingly received a letter from her earlier this year that was a response from a “thank you” e-mail I sent to his office for her after my body had stabilized from the surgery. The letter was a complete surprise.
From what she said in her letter, she and her husband are going to be moving to Michigan, specifically Ann Arbor, where they are both originally from. Great for them!
I write this because I am completely taken back by the fact that she has even written me back at all. I was totally taken off guard by her first letter, much more so when I received her second letter today.
In her letter she said that she would like to have lunch with me before she leaves for good, back to Michigan. She said she would call me at my office sometime soon so we can get together for lunch. I can’t wait!
Sandy is a wonderful human being; someone I’ll never forget. She took care of me when the doctor “was away.” Filling his shoes was not an easy task for her, I’m sure. Regardless, she did a great job.
Thank God for great Nurse Practitioners!
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