January 3rd, 2011 
judowolf In the late 70′s, I was a hospital social worker, and worked with the local priest who visited patients. Father Joe would come into my office and we would discuss how he could help the patients after discharge. He stopped by one morning and told me the patients he was going to visit and left. [...]
November 17th, 2010 judowolf In the late nineteen seventies, I worked as a social worker in an eighty nine-bed community hospital in Massachusetts. Doctor G was an excellent general surgeon who operated on the local residents. He was old school, responsible for his patients, believed in the chain of command, which was doctor, nurse, etc., and his written orders [...]
November 15th, 2010 judowolf Every time I write a blog post, send an e-mail, or leave a comment I remember an incident in the late seventies, when I worked as a social worker in a small community hospital and performed an act of kindness, which turned into a nightmare. An elderly woman came into the emergency room via ambulance [...]
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