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Nurse.com Admin

August 13, 2012 Less than a minute read

The May 1 Nurse.com issue arrived on my insurance birthday, when I turned 81 and a half. My wife and I were pleased with the article, ?Incredible Comfort,? (www.Nurse.com/Article/Incredible) about my patient experience. I commend News Editor Nick Hut on all eight stories. Altogether a fine cover story and excellent celebration of National Nurses Week 2012.

- Bill Sanford, patient, Atwater, Calif.

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