It all began following World War II, when a small group of local and civic business leaders had the wisdom to recognize the need for a community hospital—and the determination to bring their vision to reality. You know a community is truly blessed when it has among its citizens people like this who are committed to a goal and have the energy and leadership skills necessary to affect positive change.
As a result of their efforts, what was then Carroll Hospital Center in Westminster MD opened its doors for the first time on October 1, 1961. Inside, a growing community of patients and visitors found a medical facility of tremendous promise.
I was the first patient discharged from the hospital. I had a tonsillectomy.
The other day when I went to visit my mom, she showed me the new book that the hospital put out for their 50th anniversary. There is a picture of me in the book!
I don't remember too much about my first hospital stay, but I do remember eating a lot of ice cream.
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6 comments:
Wow. Talk about having roots! That's kind of neat.
How neat is that -- your pic in the 50 yr anniv book!
How neat is that..
So, now you've been published! :)
Pretty cool!!
That's pretty cool and a cute picture.
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