Topic: Letters to the Staff of Riverview

PrlUnicorn

Date: 2009-11-29 16:48 EST
((This is meant as a place to put letters to and from the general public with Riverview's staff members. The letters, however, are not public fodder unless named as such. ))

The letter was addressed to:

Dr. Stas Ryan Riverview Clinic Rhydin

Dr. Ryan,

I would like offer apologies for interfering in your family business despite it having been brought into the public eye. I am certain that you are a fine physician or Maranya Valkonan would not have hired you to work in her clinic. However, I hope that you will take a few moments to consider what is written in this letter.

During my lifetime I have assisted mothers in delivering many many children. I have also been on the other end of things and given birth to more than my share of children; so I have been told. I know that you have your wife and child's best interest at heart. However, please for your sake and AJ's find another doctor to deliver your child. If you are busy being the doctor that guides the little one into life then who will be where a father and husband should be? Holding the laboring mother's hand while she brings that new life into the world.

Just this once forget that birthing babies is your profession. Forget it's a business and be there for your wife to remind her that she has been given a great gift and responsibility. Above all, do not make the mistake that some doctors have. Too often they get caught up in making things easier on themselves, some believing it is for their patients, through unnecessary medications and surgeries. They try to convince pregnant women that they do not have the first clue about birthing.

You will, no doubt, deliver plenty of children in your career, Doctor, but you will only have one opportunity to give your beloved AJ the comfort and support she needs while she delivers your firstborn. This is not a matter of questioning your ethics as a physician or medical professional. It is, quite simply, a forewarning of sorts. Your first duty in this particular maternity case is not that of doctor, but as husband and father. You will only get this chance once, every birth is different. Best of luck to you all.

Sincerely,

Colleen MacLeod

CC: Dr. Maranya Valkonan - Chief of Staff - Riverview

Stas Ryan

Date: 2009-11-29 17:48 EST
Ms. Colleen MacLeod General Delivery Rhydin

Colleen,

Thank you for your apology and concern for my wife, Amelia. Let me assure you that I am not her physician. It would be unethical for me to treat my wife as a patient. I could not seperate the emotional from the rational. The man you saw in the Arena was nothing more than a concerned husband with an education. Nothing more.

I spoke with Dr. Margaret Harrigan, my department head, regarding Amelia's care. She and I are both in agreement that I not practice medicine on my wife, for the reasons stated above.

Thank you for the compliment. Amelia assures me that you're a good friend and a fine mid-wife. Perhaps we'll work together in the future. I look forward to it.

Sincerely,

Dr. Stas Ryan, MD OB/Gyn Concerned Father to be

CC: Dr. Maranya Valkonan, Chief of Staff, Riverview Clinic

PrlUnicorn

Date: 2010-08-08 01:22 EST
Dr. Maranya Valkonan Riverview Clinic Rhydin

Dear Maranya,

In light of the recent Post article by Paige Connelly featuring Alper, Antonio, and yourself, I feel the need to advise you that I will be writing the editor to correct some information that was printed.

Unless Antonio and Alper have taken vows to each other that I am not aware of, the marriage I performed for the three of you in January is polyandrous and not, strictly speaking, a line marriage in which all partners are married to each other.

Sincerely,

Colleen

Rhiannon Brock

Date: 2012-08-15 19:00 EST
To: Maranya Valkonan, Chief of Staff Mami Tharadon, Director Riverview Clinic, Rhydin

CC: Dib Jaster Aurene Dominion Exports

Dr. Valkonan and Mrs. Tharadon,

I am writing on behalf of the Governor's Advisory Council. It has come to the Council's attention that there is need of assistance in Newbreton in St. Aldwin. It is hoped that Riverview might be able to offer aid in the form of vaccines and volunteers.

Still needed are 6,700 each of vaccines for Mumps, Measles, Rubella, Polio, Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis, H Influenza Type B, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Rotavirus, Meningococcal, Varicella, Pneumococcal, Seasonal Influenza, RhyDin Bengu Fever. Anything the clinic can spare or provide a source for would be greatly appreciated.

If you are able to provide the vaccines or if any of your staff or current volunteers are willing to assist, please coordinate with Dib Jaster Aurene at the address above.

Sincerely,

Rhiannon Brock Riverview Clinic - Animal Therapy Department Squire of Battlefield Park

((Cross-posted here http://rdi.dragonsmark.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=23531))

Mairead Harker

Date: 2020-04-05 10:37 EST
To:
Maranya Valkonan, Chief of Staff
Riverview Clinic, Rhydin
RE: Children's Day

Dr. Valkonan,

This year, I have made arrangements with Mataya DeLuca, founder of the Shanachie Theater, for a recording of the recent production, Matilda, to broadcasted to the local hospitals as part of the Children's Day celebration.  Arrangements will also be made for ambulatory patients and children in the care of various local organizations to attend the festival in Dockside. Part of the proceeds from the event will be donated to various children's charities in the city.

Thank you for the support that you and your staff have given to this event over the years.

Sincerely,

Mairead E. Harker