I have been out of town this week and not had access to the net.
Before thant I had problems and had to get a new router. Before that
it was Thanksgiving. Today Family Healthcare Center (I'm on the
Board) received a federal grant for $6,600,000. I bawled like a baby!

Lynn from Fargo (in Bismarck till tomorrow)

On Thu, 10 Dec 2009 20:18:01 -0800 (PST), Lynn from Fargo
> wrote:

>I have been out of town this week and not had access to the net.
>Before thant I had problems and had to get a new router. Before that
>it was Thanksgiving. Today Family Healthcare Center (I'm on the
>Board) received a federal grant for $6,600,000. I bawled like a baby!
>
>Lynn from Fargo (in Bismarck till tomorrow)
Congratulations Lynn on today! Wow!

aloha,
Cea

"Lynn from Fargo" > wrote in message
...
>I have been out of town this week and not had access to the net.
> Before thant I had problems and had to get a new router. Before that
> it was Thanksgiving. Today Family Healthcare Center (I'm on the
> Board) received a federal grant for $6,600,000. I bawled like a baby!
>
> Lynn from Fargo (in Bismarck till tomorrow)
That's wonderful! I have no idea what programs you cover, but anything at
all is so needed. Thanks for working at it.
Janet

Lynn from Fargo wrote:

> I have been out of town this week and not had access to the net.
> Before thant I had problems and had to get a new router. Before that
> it was Thanksgiving. Today Family Healthcare Center (I'm on the
> Board) received a federal grant for $6,600,000. I bawled like a baby!
>
> Lynn from Fargo (in Bismarck till tomorrow)


Well fer crying out loud it's GOOD to see ya...

:-)


--
Best
Greg

On Thu, 10 Dec 2009 20:18:01 -0800 (PST), Lynn from Fargo
> wrote:

>I have been out of town this week and not had access to the net.
>Before thant I had problems and had to get a new router. Before that
>it was Thanksgiving. Today Family Healthcare Center (I'm on the
>Board) received a federal grant for $6,600,000. I bawled like a baby!
>
Glad to hear the good news! Some people here would say you "cried for
happy", so congratulations and welcome back.

--
I love cooking with wine.
Sometimes I even put it in the food.

Lynn from Fargo wrote:

> Today Family Healthcare Center (I'm on the
> Board) received a federal grant for $6,600,000. I bawled like a baby!
>



That's fantastic, Lynn. My cynical twin says: Be prepared to
spend a hefty portion of the grant on record keeping.

Can you tell us more about the Center?

gloria p

On Dec 10, 8:18*pm, Lynn from Fargo > wrote:

> Before thant I had problems and had to get a new router. *
>
> Lynn from Fargo (in Bismarck till tomorrow)

I didn't know you did woodworking. Cool!

Lynn from Fargo wrote:
> I have been out of town this week and not had access to the net.
> Before thant I had problems and had to get a new router. Before that
> it was Thanksgiving. Today Family Healthcare Center (I'm on the
> Board) received a federal grant for $6,600,000. I bawled like a baby!
>
> Lynn from Fargo (in Bismarck till tomorrow)

Glad to here you are alive and well! And probably tired -
after all that. ;-)

Happy Holidays!

Kate

--
Kate Connally
“If I were as old as I feel, I’d be dead already.”
Goldfish: “The wholesome snack that smiles back,
Until you bite their heads off.”
What if the hokey pokey really *is* what it's all about?

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>,
Lynn from Fargo > wrote:

> I have been out of town this week and not had access to the net.
> Before thant I had problems and had to get a new router. Before that
> it was Thanksgiving. Today Family Healthcare Center (I'm on the
> Board) received a federal grant for $6,600,000. I bawled like a baby!
>
> Lynn from Fargo (in Bismarck till tomorrow)

Welcome back and take it easy... :-)
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Peace! Om

"Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down."
--Steve Rothstein

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On Dec 11, 12:42*pm, Kate Connally > wrote:
> Lynn from Fargo wrote:
> > I have been out of town this week and not had access to the net.
> > Before thant I had problems and had to get a new router. *Before that
> > it was Thanksgiving. *Today Family Healthcare Center (I'm on the
> > Board) received a federal grant for $6,600,000. I bawled like a baby!
>
> > Lynn from Fargo (in Bismarck till tomorrow)
>
> Glad to here you are alive and well! *And probably tired -
> after all that. *;-)
>
> Happy Holidays!
>
> Kate
>
> --
> Kate Connally
> If I were as old as I feel, I d be dead already.
> Goldfish: The wholesome snack that smiles back,
> Until you bite their heads off.
> What if the hokey pokey really *is* what it's all about?
>


Glad to hear you're tired too!

Tell us a little about the Center, please?

-J

Lynn from Fargo wrote:
> I have been out of town this week and not had access to the net.
> Before thant I had problems and had to get a new router. Before that
> it was Thanksgiving. Today Family Healthcare Center (I'm on the
> Board) received a federal grant for $6,600,000. I bawled like a baby!
>
> Lynn from Fargo (in Bismarck till tomorrow)
>

It is nice to see you back. Wow, that is a lot of dough! ;-)


Becca

Becca wrote:
> Lynn from Fargo wrote:
>> I have been out of town this week and not had access to the net.
>> Before thant I had problems and had to get a new router. Before that
>> it was Thanksgiving. Today Family Healthcare Center (I'm on the
>> Board) received a federal grant for $6,600,000. I bawled like a baby!
>>
>> Lynn from Fargo (in Bismarck till tomorrow)
>>
>
> It is nice to see you back. Wow, that is a lot of dough! ;-)

I had to double-check the zeroes myself. That's great news, Lynn.

nancy

Lynn from Fargo > wrote in

s.com:

> I have been out of town this week and not had access to the
> net. Before thant I had problems and had to get a new router.
> Before that it was Thanksgiving. Today Family Healthcare
> Center (I'm on the Board) received a federal grant for
> $6,600,000. I bawled like a baby!
>
> Lynn from Fargo (in Bismarck till tomorrow)

Awesome! Big CONGRATULATIONS!

Thanks, all . . .

I'm home now. Family Healthcare Center in Fargo is a medical clinic
that currently serves over 11,000 patients, over 70% of whom have NO
health insurance. About 3,000 are children, 1100 are homeless, 4,500
are refugees, and 9,900 are low income. We provide services including
over $2,000,000 in free or discounted prescription drugs to our
patients plus pre-natal care, care and education for 1,700 people with
diabetes, other chronic illness management, medical interpreters to
provide language assistance to all local providers. Right now every
day we treat 90 people. . . but over 200 people want our help. Our
dental clinic sees 46 patients per day, many of whom travel over 100
miles to be treated. We can do only palliative and preventive care
because we have no room to add more dental providers.

Without this medical home, I would be dead.
Lynn in Fargo

Lynn from Fargo wrote:
> Thanks, all . . .
>
> I'm home now. Family Healthcare Center in Fargo is a medical clinic
> that currently serves over 11,000 patients, over 70% of whom have NO
> health insurance. About 3,000 are children, 1100 are homeless, 4,500
> are refugees, and 9,900 are low income. We provide services including
> over $2,000,000 in free or discounted prescription drugs to our
> patients plus pre-natal care, care and education for 1,700 people with
> diabetes, other chronic illness management, medical interpreters to
> provide language assistance to all local providers. Right now every
> day we treat 90 people. . . but over 200 people want our help. Our
> dental clinic sees 46 patients per day, many of whom travel over 100
> miles to be treated. We can do only palliative and preventive care
> because we have no room to add more dental providers.
>
> Without this medical home, I would be dead.
> Lynn in Fargo
>

Lynn, I am glad you are home and I'm happy they took good care of you.


Becca

On Sun, 13 Dec 2009 00:13:22 -0800 (PST), Lynn from Fargo
> wrote:

>Thanks, all . . .
>
>I'm home now. Family Healthcare Center in Fargo is a medical clinic
>that currently serves over 11,000 patients, over 70% of whom have NO
>health insurance. About 3,000 are children, 1100 are homeless, 4,500
>are refugees, and 9,900 are low income. We provide services including
>over $2,000,000 in free or discounted prescription drugs to our
>patients plus pre-natal care, care and education for 1,700 people with
>diabetes, other chronic illness management, medical interpreters to
>provide language assistance to all local providers. Right now every
>day we treat 90 people. . . but over 200 people want our help. Our
>dental clinic sees 46 patients per day, many of whom travel over 100
>miles to be treated. We can do only palliative and preventive care
>because we have no room to add more dental providers.
>
Wow! It services *that many* people? Your $6.6 million is starting
to sound like a paltry sum now.

>Without this medical home, I would be dead.

RFC would be a less interesting place if you weren't here, Lynn. Stay
well!

--
I love cooking with wine.
Sometimes I even put it in the food.

Lynn from Fargo wrote:

> I have been out of town this week and not had access to the net.
> Before thant I had problems and had to get a new router. Before that
> it was Thanksgiving. Today Family Healthcare Center (I'm on the
> Board) received a federal grant for $6,600,000. I bawled like a baby!

Congratulations!


--
Dan Goodman
Journal at:
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dsgood.dreamwidth.org
dsgood.insanejournal.com

Becca > wrote:

>Lynn from Fargo wrote:

>> Thanks, all . . .

>> I'm home now. Family Healthcare Center in Fargo is a medical clinic
>> that currently serves over 11,000 patients, over 70% of whom have NO
>> health insurance. About 3,000 are children, 1100 are homeless, 4,500
>> are refugees, and 9,900 are low income. We provide services including
>> over $2,000,000 in free or discounted prescription drugs to our
>> patients plus pre-natal care, care and education for 1,700 people with
>> diabetes, other chronic illness management, medical interpreters to
>> provide language assistance to all local providers. Right now every
>> day we treat 90 people. . . but over 200 people want our help. Our
>> dental clinic sees 46 patients per day, many of whom travel over 100
>> miles to be treated. We can do only palliative and preventive care
>> because we have no room to add more dental providers.

>> Without this medical home, I would be dead.

>Lynn, I am glad you are home and I'm happy they took good care of you.

Same here.

It's very good that healthcare centers such as this exist, given
the general historical governmental indifference to healthcare delivery
in the U.S....


Steve

Lynn from Fargo wrote:
> Thanks, all . . .
>
> I'm home now. Family Healthcare Center in Fargo is a medical clinic
> that currently serves over 11,000 patients, over 70% of whom have NO
> health insurance. About 3,000 are children, 1100 are homeless, 4,500
> are refugees, and 9,900 are low income. We provide services including
> over $2,000,000 in free or discounted prescription drugs to our
> patients plus pre-natal care, care and education for 1,700 people with
> diabetes, other chronic illness management, medical interpreters to
> provide language assistance to all local providers. Right now every
> day we treat 90 people. . . but over 200 people want our help. Our
> dental clinic sees 46 patients per day, many of whom travel over 100
> miles to be treated. We can do only palliative and preventive care
> because we have no room to add more dental providers.
>
> Without this medical home, I would be dead.



I'm so glad it was available.

What a worthwhile cause.

I am hoping strongly that in addition to your clinic, soon
healthcare will be available to all who need it.

gloria p

On Sun, 13 Dec 2009 13:53:17 -0700, "gloria.p" >
wrote:

>I am hoping strongly that in addition to your clinic, soon
>healthcare will be available to all who need it.

Fat chance. The wimps will pass it without the public option. There
will be no competition and insurance companies will still be in the
driver's seat, but we're supposed to say "thank you" anyway. Grrr.
http://www.consumerwatchdog.org/pati...?storyId=25978

--
I love cooking with wine.
Sometimes I even put it in the food.

Lynn from Fargo wrote:
> I have been out of town this week and not had access to the net.
> Before thant I had problems and had to get a new router. Before that
> it was Thanksgiving. Today Family Healthcare Center (I'm on the
> Board) received a federal grant for $6,600,000. I bawled like a baby!
>
> Lynn from Fargo (in Bismarck till tomorrow)


Congrats Lynn.

On Dec 10 2009, 8:18*pm, Lynn from Fargo > wrote:
> I have been out of town this week and not had access to the net.
> Before thant I had problems and had to get a new router. *Before that
> it was Thanksgiving. *Today Family Healthcare Center (I'm on the
> Board) received a federal grant for $6,600,000. I bawled like a baby!
>
> Lynn from Fargo (in Bismarck till tomorrow)

congratulations, in this economy, anything over $100,000 is marvelous.

harriet & criteers in azusa...temp was in the plus 80's today.