There is not much that is more frightening than the diagnosis of brain tumor. The MRI showed the tumor on a Tuesday. It was successfully removed and discovered to be benign on Friday, a very long 72 hours later. This month’s Lagniappe award does not begin to appropriately appreciate the Legacy Salmon Creek Surgical Services Team for the absolutely incredible caring, communication, handholding and support that they provided. Accolades and much love to Gwen Morgan, Chaplain – Marla McCune, RN – Rhonda Turner, Director of Surgical Services – Jim Wade, RN – Jamie Ingle, CST – Dr. Nick Schiller, Anethesiologist – Dr. George Shanno, Neurosurgeon.
The lagniappe contribution goes to Legacy Salmon Creek Foundation.
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