Letter To The Editor: We Owe Our Most Profound Gratitude To Those Struggling To Keep Our Community Healthy

By DAVE LANNEN
White Rock

Having lived many years in foreign lands – relying on protracted – and often fractured supply chains; I have a deep appreciation of the difficulties of delivering a drug, such as the COVID vaccine.

It foremost requires a global supply chain of dedicated professionals, followed by a steadfast medical network – foremost of whom are medical logisticians – to deliver the shot in the arm.

Seldom have I seen such a combination of skills and dedication come together such as here in New Mexico; and especially in our county of Los Alamos.

Citizens of Los Alamos should be well proud of this amazing struggle to keep our community healthy. We owe them all … logistician, administrators, nurses; … our most profound gratitude.

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