Become a Hospital Prepper

Become a Hospital Prepper
Hospitals vary widely in their quality of care and specializations. Knowing which facility will serve you best is one way to prepare for a medical emergency.DC Studio/Shutterstock
Pamela Prince Pyle
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I was working the night shift when I received a call from someone in the emergency room. “I’m going to need you to come down to see a patient. It’s a tough one.”

“Tough” was putting it mildly. Two young newlyweds had come to our resort town, the words “Just Married!” scrawled in big letters across the back window of their car. For fun, they had decided to check out one of the many live theaters in our area that thrill guests with elaborate, grandiose shows. This particular performance featured armored knights on horseback, jousting and displaying the skills of an era long gone.

Pamela Prince Pyle
Pamela Prince Pyle
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Dr. Pamela Prince Pyle is a board-certified internal medicine physician. In 2009, Dr. Pyle began traveling to Rwanda for medical work with Africa New Life Ministries and was instrumental in the founding and growth of the Dream Medical Center in Kigali. She is the author of A Good Death: Learning to Live Like You Were Dying, coming in 2022. To learn more visit her website www.pamelaprincepyle.com and subscribe for more inspiring posts from a Doctor on Mission.
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