Kids Send Letters of Encouragement to Doctors in Seattle

04/14/20 • -1 min

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Also, listen to some words of encouragement sent to the Evergreen Health Staff by some local Seattle elementary school students - read by Dr. Jason VanWinkle, an infectious disease, traveling medicine and wound care physician at Evergreen Health.

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