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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 27, 1999

Page

5

Letters to the Editor polishes reader submissions

The Chetwynd Echo invites letters on any subject and edits for clarity and legality. Unsigned letters will not be published. Include your address and phone number for verification by mail, fax, or e mail.

Costly long distance care drains family after accident

Laurie Wallington details the medical ordeal of sister Diane Wallington who survived a severe car crash on April 25 1998. Diane has required 12 trips to University of Alberta Hospital Edmonton including five surgeries and frequent travels to Chetwynd Dawson Creek and Edmonton. The family explains repeated hospital stays a neck collar months of care and ongoing planned surgeries creating heavy financial strain and requests support for the young mother and her seven year old son Braden.

Tam Diane Wallington Chetwynd Dawson Creek Edmonton Diane University of Alberta Braden

Singulair praised as asthma relief by local reader

Geoff Kennedy writes to share his wife’s experience with Singulair, claiming one daily pill since last year has put her chronic asthma under control unlike steroid inhalers. He notes side effects like abdominal pain and headache are mild, costs $3 per pill not covered by BC Medical, and urges doctors to trial the drug for patients, including children, while acknowledging not all cases will respond.

Chetwynd Singulair T.V

Chetwynd Centre Receives $1000 Donation Aid

Angella Lafortune accepts a $1000 donation from Bob Lafleur of Northern B.C. Enterprises to repair and repaint the Chetwynd Women's Resource Centre building on South Access road. Wayne Christensen, owner of Northern B.C. Enterprises, may volunteer at the centre.

Angella Lafortune The Chetwynd Women’s Resource Bob Lafleur Northern B.C. Enterprises Wayne Christensen

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Ere Eas Chetwynd Echo Laurie Wallington, Chetwynd B.C B.C. Medical Geoff Kennedy Chetwynd Chetwynd Women’s Resource Centre
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