To the editor:
Friday the 13th evening, I fell and I had to call Life Alert.
The Lynn firefighters and EMTs came and advised me to go to Salem Hospital. They were kind and gentle.
I had banged my head and was afraid of internal bleeding, then the Salem Hospital emergency staff were very good to me and they were very busy.
So I just wanted to thank one-and-all that made me feel cared for and less frightened and alone.
Sincerely,
Josephine Russo
Lynn
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