May I Have This Dance?

Many serious emergencies often occur in the afternoon. A patient arrives unable to breathe, or lifeless from a vicious attack, or in hypovolemic shock from a car accident.
The afternoon will have been quietly progressing with all appointments on time, and everything on schedule. Then, a slightly raised Staff voice announces "emergency here". The rhythm of the hospital changes. Everyone steps a bit faster, and everyone knows their job. Technicians, doctors, veterinary assistants, and customer service representatives all have their parts to play. It is a well-orchestrated dance. A dance of life. There is no room for hesitation or doubt. Life depends on this dance, and each step is important.

We are proud to be your partner. Thank you to all our clients for asking us to dance.

St. Julian Mustard Lachicotte

Father Julian christened both my infant sons. Not only was he a frequent visitor in our home, but he often brought his cat to Northeast Veterinary Hospital for medical care. My youngest, John, was about two years old and was at the veterinary hospital when Father Julian arrived. John spotted our visitor and rushed to my side to announce,"Mom, the Judge from the Church is here!"

Julian with his wonderful sense of humor exclaimed, "Linda, I must talk to you about your son."