Thank you
I want to say thank you. I saw some medical professionals at Blount Memorial Hospital this week be very, well, professional. But more than professional… caring would be a better word. I’ve seen it numerous times because of my interactions with the staff, through both personal experience with family and being a law enforcement chaplain but this morning I decided to tell them. I was at the hospital so I went to the ER and chased down a couple of them that, in my opinion, stood out. I told them thank you. Do you want to know what one of them said? She said, “That means a lot. We usually just hear complaints. I get it. Their world is turned upside down. That means a lot.” So I thought about that and decided to say thank you: · To the custodian that smiled at me in the hospital early this morning. Thank you! · To the lady that almost caused a wreck on 321 so she could let me out in traffic. Thank you! · To the Alcoa linemen that I saw at breakfast this mornin