A message from Maria McCorvy who works in ER in Dayton, Ohio.
From Maria McCorvy who works in ER in Dayton, Ohio:
"Watching patients family members be sent back to their car or home because we couldn’t allow visitors with the threat of the virus really got to me. I took water and snacks out to one man because his wife was inside the hospital for about 8 hours and he didn’t want to leave without her. 
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