I was driving down old 62 ( Now Columbus road) near Alliance. I came across a sign on the side of the road that read Molly Stark Hospital. I have never heard of this hospital before. Thinking it might be a new hospital just built. I quickly turned around and went back. Turning into the drive I was met by a vast building that looked much like a mid evil castle. Pulling in front of the building.
I work in a hospital. I love my job, but as I am sitting here listening to the receptionist check in those who are coming for a long term visit, I am wondering why they are being told they will get a nice rest?
I love my city--it is clean and on the forefront, dotted with art and spotted with singular architecture, filled with bankers, politicians, writers, artists, and complete with efficient and plentiful services for all of her residents.
So I wrote this really long post two days ago and then when I went to post it, there was a problem. SOOOO my really long post didn't get published :_:
So I will tell you quickly what was in my other post
Unknown causes of death that increase funeral cost. There are unknown causes of death that contribute to a lower cost funeral. There are also unknown causes of death that contribute to higher funeral cost. One thing is for sure if you plan but do not prepay your funeral at any age you will have a lower cost funeral.
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The U.S. healthcare system becomes a more embarrassing disaster each year…
Here's another of my tales from the hospital. Not progressive, but possibly relevant in some unusual way.
