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Just Want to Talk | Last Active: Apr 4, 2023 | Replies (3672)

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@jenniferhunter

@sundance6 When I received a survey from Mayo after my spine surgery, I did more than just fill out the survey. The cover letter was written by the CEO who at that time was Dr. John Noseworthy. I had nothing but praise for the skill and compassion of my surgical team, and I wrote a letter about them to Dr. Noseworthy. I think it is important to recognize and appreciate the people who make a difference in your life. Having a team that cared about me helped me get through it all. To my surprise, I received a personal letter back from Dr. Noseworthy thanking me for my letter and telling me that he appreciated and recognized my surgeon as one of Mayo's best. When I got to my 6 week post op follow up, I gave my surgeon a copy of that letter and the one I had written to Dr. Noseworthy, and he was happy to have the letters and thanked me. I went on to express my gratitude even more. They say a picture is worth a thousand words..... Here's my story. https://sharing.mayoclinic.org/2019/01/09/using-the-art-of-medicine-to-overcome-fear-of-surgery/

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Jennifer, You are so right about giving praise when a job is well done! I try every day to Thank and Compliment who has done a good job. So often all we hear is critisism in the business world.
The companies I work with that offer exceptional service and people that care are the ones I try and work with the most. I try and give them more than just an "Atta Boy" ! I let them know that because of them my day was a lot better. Same should hold true with Doctors and nurses that give Special Care!
Life should be about caring and helping others. Creates GOOD Karma!
Sundance(RB)