My purpose of
writing this letter is to formally and publicly commend Mrs. Donaldson (RN) for
truly acting as an angel of mercy in coming to the rescue of helping save my
leg from lamisil-allergy leg ulcers.
My medical
misfortune all began on, January 15, 2015, after going to the VA Medical Center
at 1670 Clairmont Road, Decatur, GA 30033, as an "ER walk-in,"
seeking antibiotics for the two sores that had formed on my left leg, due to a
lamisil allergy. The ER doctor, Mr.
Chang Bryant, prescribed some antibiotics and pain medication for me to take
until I was to return to the clinic after the end of the Dr. Martin Luther King
Jr. Holliday. On, January 20, 2015, I
returned to the Medical Center and reported to Dr. Chang's office. He was waiting for me, and instructed me to go
and talk to Wound Care on the 11th floor; and further instructed me to hurry
because they were waiting to talk to me.
When I arrived on the 11th floor and begun inquiring about whom I was to
talk to in the Wound Care Dept. No one
seemed to know what I was talking about.
So, I got disgusted and left. I
went back to Dr. Chang's office but no one was in there. Highly, frustrated, I decided to go to Dr.
Kumar's office and talk to his nurse, Mrs. Donaldson. She looked at the bandage on my leg and said,
"This bandage has to be changed."
The time was about 3:00PM. She
began cutting off the bandage, and said, "I'll be going home at 3:30." After she got the bandage off, she said,
"Wait a minute. I'm going to go and
get Dr. Kumar to come and have a look at that leg." Dr Kumar came and examined my leg and said he
wanted me to go and see Dermatology as soon as possible. Mrs. Donaldson bandage my leg and told me that
they has made an arrangement to have a wound care service to come out to my
home and take care of my leg for at least three weeks; and said that she was
going to call me exactly 9:00PM from her home and give me the phone number and
information of the lady from the Wound care service--and that the lady would be
calling me the next day to come by and interview me. It was exactly 9:00PM that same evening when
Mrs. Donaldson called me from her home and gave me the information--and I thanked
her so gratefully and appreciatively.
Mrs. Donaldson had
no reason or responsibility to go out of her way to inconvenient herself in being
concern and caring for me at all. It had
to be her deep compassion and caring for the hurting that Mrs. Donaldson is
willing to deny self, if what she does for the hurting alleviate their pain and
suffering. She, certainly, is an anomaly
to the medical profession.
Again, I want to
thank you from the bottom of my heart and up for being an angel of mercy in
helping to save my leg--and being an inspiration for my next e-book, "The
Lady That Saved My Leg."
Authored
By
Sir Leonard
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