From one room to two stories - the early history of Atlanta schools
Wed, 03/30/2022 - 5:00am
Early School Administration
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Christus - Atlanta receives stroke re-designation
Wed, 03/30/2022 - 5:00am
Pictured left to right: Matthew Hogan, M.D., Medical Director – Trauma/Stroke/Chest Pain; Heather Biddy BSN, RN, VA-BC – Stroke, Chest Pain and Trauma Program Manager; Rachel Bouchard, MSN, BSN, RN – Administrative Director Christus St. Michael Atlanta; and Megan Martin, MSN, BSN, RN – Clinical Director.
Relief efforts for tornado victims
Wed, 03/30/2022 - 5:00am
On March 21st, a tornado came through our area and destroyed several of our local resident’s homes and belongings. Today, Southern Softwash LLC wanted to help make a difference and give back to the community that supports our business. We have donated to the Relief Fund Organization at the GT Church in Atlanta TX. We hope to encourage others who may be able to help in any way possible to donate food, water, clothes, or contribute to the relief fund. Anything you are able to give will be a huge blessing and this organization can get it distributed to the families who need it the most right now. You can donate funds here https://gtatlanta.church/ give
The School of Hard Knocks
Wed, 03/30/2022 - 5:00am
Obviously not the best way to learn your lesson but sometimes things just happen, or possibly go astray and don’t happen the way they are meant. Most times the consequences come heavy to the individual that wasn’t paying attention, or didn’t do enough research or checking to catch a mistake before it occurred, or possibly just innocently naive. There is no time frame or age for the education to the “school of hard knocks”, but the sooner you learn and get out of this particular stage, the better off a person becomes. It comes with a price; maybe a monetary price, or the loss of a friendship. Whatever it may be, once you experience life and learn from “hard knocks” you will surely and hopefully not ever make the same mistake twice. At least you definitely shouldn’t!