Take a couple minutes/$$ to support our hospital staff in the south!

 #ForidaNoCOVID Many of you know my brother-in-law and his wife work in the ER, where he reports they are out of beds, rooms, ventilators, orderlies, doctors, AND nurses due to COVID!  

We can’t do a lot about that, but I thought I would ask you to send cards or care packages to his hospital with #ForidaNoCOVID in the second line of the address, so the hospital knows it is safe to open. 

Feel like making cookies? Send them! I am sure they would love some lip balm or hand lotion – buy a bunch and ship from Amazon!  I am sending some healthy snacks from NatureBox, but some of my other online gift sites include 800Flowers, Spoonful of Comfort, and CardFool. 

Or, send a hand-written note or letter. You know I NEVER do this, but I have been watching FL very closely and just feel I need to do something – please join me and share this with YOUR friends! 

#ForidaNoCOVID Don’t care about Florida? Make up your own hashtag and pick your own hospital! Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana are also extremely overwhelmed with patients being younger and younger... Damn Delta.

UF Health North ER or ICU gift

15255 Max Leggett Pkwy

#ForidaNoCOVID

Jacksonville, FL 32218

 I'd love to hear from you! Comment below....

Mary Sherwood, MS, CDMS, CCM

lifeworks@mail.com

Professional, Rehab, & Occupational Services, LLC

http://www.life-works.info

http://www.injuredworkerhelpdesk.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/marysevinsky

Landline 302.644.1827 | Mobile: 410.444.1989 | Skype Mary E. Sherwood

Let me know how you are doing or how I can help! 

Comment below or reach out. 

  

Snake in the blueberry net (again!)

For the second year in a row Jim has had to spend a 1/2 hour or so extricating snakes from the blueberry netting we keep in the shed!  I felt terrible - he worked all day, mowed the lawn and then had to free this poor little guy (5 feet and a bit skinny) from the netting.

No sooner did he cut away a good part of the net than the snake slither its way back in.  I was a patient witness and felt like there was nothing I could do, when finally we decided Jim would have to hold the snake's head and tail and I would cut away the netting along it's length.

It worked!  I am sure he was even happier to be free than we were to see him go!