Reliving the MEMORY and the RESPONSE

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Ron:
 
the terminal C was deleted from the file name.
 
redownload, add the 'c' at the end (to make it a '.doc' file) and it should 
 open.
 
if that doesn't work, add an 'x' to the end of the downloaded  .doc file 
(to make it .docx).
 
ck
 
 
In a message dated 02/25/12 10:20:01 Central Standard Time,  
Ronald.Gross at baystatehealth.org writes:

Ken,  sorry to say, the file wouldn't open no matter what I  tried.
Ron


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Subject: Reliving the MEMORY and the  RESPONSE

There is a lot here

It is  about looking back the  night after a hard day, the day after a  
hard 
night, the memory of  something good, the afterthought of something  bad.  

It is  the kind of thing that haunts surgeons the rest of their lives about 
  
a case they never forget.   

Most surgeons only have ONE  major episode with disasters and therefore the 
 
memories live with  them forever.      

Sharing those closet memories,  secreted from the world, should provide  
instruction for those who  will soon face their own memories. 

You will be able and WiLL use   this talk at many   locations

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