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Celebrating National Hospital Week in New Hampshire
Steve Ahnen's Posts - NHBR Network/NHBR's online b-to-b network 14 May 2013 | 11:12 amAs National Hospital Week begins, we join our colleagues from across New Hampshire and the nation in celebrating the hope, healing and health that our hospitals provide to the patients and communities they serve. Since it was first observed in[…]
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"Partway through the day I started having chest pains and cold sweats. After a little while, I called my wife and she took me to the local hospital. I told her it was probably just indigestion. Then, my heart completely stopped and that’s the last thing I remember until I woke up ten days later."