Shenandoah Oncology and Infusion Clinic Visit

So, I had the meeting with the clinic at the Shenandoah clinic.It went very well, I think. The man I met and the nurses were very excited about it, and feel their clients would be too!
 The gentleman I met is going to speak with marketing and the DON about getting a program set up, and fliers, etc etc. and they will run them by me first. I REALLY hope this works out, as the one locally was a bust.

I am very disappointed in our local hospital. BUT, I am going to keep trying around the area, I wore the Girl in the Pearl Earring wrap, and took a gift bag to show them, and left it with the gentleman so he could show the higher ups and marketing what I do. 

     Fingers crossed!!!

PS Just finally made contact with Clarinda Medical Health Center!
They have 1 little lady, who has left, but they will talk to her cand get back to me. It's a start.

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