Wednesday, August 24, 2011
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6 comments:
Welcome home Danny. We pray for you and hope you recover soon.
You are missed.
You're amazing Danny - continued best wishes for a full recovery. Thank you to the staff at Sheperd Ctr for taking such good care of one of our community heros.
God bless you and your family..Danny I know this is hard on you and your loved ones..I sure hope the County steps up and does their part to take care of you during your recovery...God bless my brother...
You can run over a country boy, but he will survive. Welcome home Danny boy.
Danny glad you doing good. We ready to chase some rabbits with you. God bless you.
Danny,
Good to see you up and around. If you're continuing treatment at the Shepherd Center's outpatient facility (Shepherd Pathways) at Clairmont and N. Druid, I can't say enough about the people there. I spent three months in their care and am glad we have them here in Atlanta.
Here's to your becoming the second Dekalb officer to be treated by Shepherd and returned to full duty.
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