Five Days At Memorial: Life And Death in a Storm-Ravaged Hospital
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The reporter estimated that 90 percent of them came from inner-city housing projects. “But then there are the others,” she said. She introduced two Memorial Medical Center employees, describing them as very scared. “You could have gotten out. You could be in a nice, warm bed tonight, but instead, you’re out here,” the reporter said. Her made-up face looked, to the tattered survivors, out of place in the disaster. Memorial’s director of maternal-child nursing, Marirose Bernard, had agreed to go o...n camera in exchange for what she thought was a promise from the news crew to help rescue her children, husband, and mother, who had left Memorial on Wednesday only to end up hungry, thirsty, and terrified at the New Orleans Convention Center. Bernard described the five days at Memorial. She said doctors and nurses had worked with, at most, an hour of sleep a night. She spoke of learning to triage and explained how employees and visitors carried each patient down the stairwell in the dark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The reporter estimated that 90 percent of them came from inner-city housing projects. “But then there are the others,” she said. She introduced two Memorial Medical Center employees, describing them as very scared. “You could have gotten out. You could be in a nice, warm bed tonight, but instead, you’re out here,” the reporter said. Her made-up face looked, to the tattered survivors, out of place in the disaster. Memorial’s director of maternal-child nursing, Marirose Bernard, had agreed to go o...n camera in exchange for what she thought was a promise from the news crew to help rescue her children, husband, and mother, who had left Memorial on Wednesday only to end up hungry, thirsty, and terrified at the New Orleans Convention Center. Bernard described the five days at Memorial. She said doctors and nurses had worked with, at most, an hour of sleep a night. She spoke of learning to triage and explained how employees and visitors carried each patient down the stairwell in the dark.
What to read after Five Days At Memorial: Life And Death in a Storm-Ravaged Hospital?
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