Archived Opinion

Foundation should aid Good Samaritan Clinic

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Wednesday, February 26, 2014

To the Editor:

The Haywood Regional Hospital Foundation need look no further than The Good Samaritan Clinic.

The support of the foundation would be a lifesaver for our wonderful yet financially strapped clinic. Dr. Gruner, Nurse Flo and a dedicated staff work so hard to help so many. Haywood County has many residents like myself who have no insurance and little money to get by on. We depend on this small clinic for the critical medical services it can provide. 

Just imagine what funding from H.R.H.F. could do. Dr. Gruner is a true angel, but we need another doctor. It is my opinion, along with many others, that this is the obvious choice for the foundation to turn their focus to. The need is so great, let’s get this ball rolling.

Mylan Sessions

Clyde

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