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December 21, 1927.
Mies Dora c. Garothere,
U. S. Veterans Hoepitel #88,
C
Memphie, Tenn.
My dear Miss Garothere:
I was very sorry, indeed, to hear through
a letter from Mise Kate M. Power, thet you had been obliged to
give up your work and were now a patient at the United States
Veterans' Hospital at Memphis, Tenn. 1 hope very much by this
time that you hive been relieved through the diecovery of the
real cause of your trouble. lie hope that you will take
advantage of the opportunity and secure a long and well deserved
rest. Apparently you have needed to coneider your physioal
condition for sometime. It is hard to give up work at any time
and particularly hére at the holiday season.
I wish that we might do (something to
make your stay lese irksome. Please believe, however, that we
are deeply interested in your welfare and would like to hear
from you as soon se you feel able to write. We feel sorry to
have the work interrupted, but such interruptione are nevitable.
Perhape you will be well enough later to return to the work, but
please do not have this on your mind.
Mise Power writes that she hears from
all sides the highest tributes peid to the work you have done
as well as regrets that you are ill.
I am attaching one of the Christmae
letters that I have sent to the Veterans Bureau Hospitale
through the Chief Nurse. In case you may not see thie I am
enclosing one, and will you not pass it on to any other sick
nurses who may be there?
With best wishea for a epeedy recovery,
I am
Very sincerely yours,
N.H
Nationsl Director, Nursing Service.
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