"Hearts of Hope" Valentines Bring Smiles to Patients' Faces

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"Hearts of Hope" Valentines Bring Smiles to Patients' Faces

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On Friday, Feb. 12, 2021 nearly 200 personalized Valentine's Day cards were delivered to every inpatient. Thanks to “Hearts of Hope” we were able to share a little extra love, encouragement and hope to all our patients!

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Below are two patients who were especially grateful receiving their cards.

"Hearts of Hope" Valentines Bring Smiles to Patients' Faces
Trinity B.
"Hearts of Hope" Valentines Bring Smiles to Patients' Faces

Robert L.

Thanks to all who submitted/sent in words of encouragement, the staff who helped safely distribute the cards, or those that helped spread the word on social media. Much appreciated!

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