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Credit: Joan Sullivan Garrett
In 1983, Joan Sullivan Garrett was serving as a critical-care flight nurse and chief medical officer aboard an emergency helicopter medical flight, responding to the report of a remote, rural traffic accident in Arizona. “Tommy,” an eight-year-old boy, died as a result of injuries that could not be...
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