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 There-ase always somebody willing to help you.

B: tOIp Well, I dL' think medical facilities are as good here, I

 agree with you there. Just a few weeks ago, my wife was sick,-taken

 -i-, and the way.o? somebody said if you go to Rpmes hospital,

 church Homesl.hospital,Lo )stand a much better chance to go into

 the emergency room. So, we went over there, in the emergency ward,

 and just as soon as we were inside, people from car wrecks started

 coming in, ambulance, calls, and that sort of thing, so)I was there

 eight hours later, I spent about eight hours over there waiting for

 my wife to see the doctor. I d4n't know if that unusual, or ..

C: No, th4t shot unusual, that happens a lot. jp

B: And some people stayed over as we did, way over in the night, 10:30

 when we finally got away. And I saw people who said tei t been there

 all day, and hadn't been able to get help. Of course, this was on

 a week-end, there was just one doctor on duty, and one nurse, I

 believe.

C: Well, Ivebeen in hospitals, up here and iybeen in hospitals in

 North Carolina. A4 I6t (>bt eit)J like the doctors there act like

 yq um a person, not just a statistic.

B: Right, they ddn'ttreat you like yore just a thing.

C: No, th1yr-r I was there, and in fact, one time when they carried me

 in down there they didn't think I was going to live, and the doctors

 that worked on me, I had never seen before, and he worked on me, he

 cared for me. I had a slight mental problem due to the wreck that I

 was in, and he tried to condition my mind, you know, tried to get me

 to accept the fact, not withdraw, and here, they more or less, yo 're

 here,"we'll)do what we can, and when you leave you're on your own.

 And I believe if it hadn't been for that doctor, I would have went