Death Is Not an Option: a View from a Free Medical Clinic

Death Is Not an Option: a View from a Free Medical Clinic
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Publisher : Xlibris Corporation
Total Pages : 62
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ISBN-10 : 9781479730803
ISBN-13 : 1479730807
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Book Synopsis Death Is Not an Option: a View from a Free Medical Clinic by : Bette A. Grey

Download or read book Death Is Not an Option: a View from a Free Medical Clinic written by Bette A. Grey and published by Xlibris Corporation. This book was released on 2012-11-30 with total page 62 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Bette Grey understands the plight of the uninsured. She has walked in the shoes of those she now helps to get healthcare. She believes the life events that triggered this journey were actually blessings in disguise to not only others but for her as well. She credits God with the nudges to begin the project. No matter what direction her life took, she always was brought back to the idea for a free clinic. While recuperating from a vital surgery, she thought about those with the same issues who had no access to care other than through the local emergency room. And then she really thought about those who might refuse to go. She knew they would ultimately end up in the emergency room as a necessity, nearing death. She credits the ABC news program, 20/20 and the segment featuring Jon BonJovi. The performer was dedicating many dollars to a local free clinic in his community. The free clinic in Red Bank followed the Volunteers in Medicine clinic model. Bette innocently decided to explore the internet to fi nd out about this type of clinic. She had no intentions of doing anything further but she believes God had other plans. Fast forward with many meetings under her belt, she was able to open the fi fty-fi rst Volunteers in Medicine clinic. As she looks back, she believes the lives saved are incredible, more than she ever thought. She really thought the clinic would be more for acute illness rather than the chronic diseases the clinic have treated. Never did she expect the seriousness of the diagnoses that would lead to the deaths of everyday folks.


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