After 40+ years in Northern New England I recently moved south. Don’t miss it at all and it was time to go and start life in a much better place

I’ll ask my friend who fits that description if was in Nashua recently.

There’s a population growth from August-December most years in New England.

I don’t see any notes from the crews or anything logged in as you had called in. Who did you speak with?

There are some exceptions but the general advice is using your insurance.

You must be new or really young.

And 7 unexplained deaths to children in 30 years.

Why would they go to Elliot? I’m sure they want tk bring their kid home.

It’s been going on this entire time. I feel really bad that the younger generations are so ignorant about current events.

No, too lazy to drive to Portland. They wanted to go to Frisbie for some reason and some one correctly suggested Portland which they considered too far. Most parents I know would drive to California if it meant their children were getting proper care.

And given the sources some of which were contacted by the media it’s true. You could do your own research, their phone number is published

Didn’t have to. I know people that work with them. But thanks

I’ll let you read about that instead of answering.

They were already scarce. That’s absolutely nothing new.

Exactly which is why MMC makes absolute sense from the beginning it’s one of the best hospitals in New England outside of Boston or Dartmouth.

Those poor people not being able to handle a 75 minute drive. This is the biggest non story ever.

If you have a sick kid you want to be at MMC, Boston or Dartmouth

That’s on you for not following close enough to not understand.