Emma is sick at home, boo for her and some friends have sickness going around too. Thoughts and prayers are with them.
Tag archives for sick
Oct 28
TommyLog – Cookin’ with Gas Heat
Posted By tommytrc On Friday, October 28th 2011 In TommyLog Tags: blue berry hill, friend, hc miller, networking, sick, successThings are just going so well, at home and at work. Meeting so many great new people and I love it!
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Mar 17
What a few days Baby Drew has had. Dad talks about Drew’s stay in the hospital along with some footage of the man himself.
Mar 16
Training Done – Weekend Frollic
Posted By tommytrc On Tuesday, March 16th 2010 In TommyLog Tags: baby drew, family, Informant, kids, Matt Damon, sick, trainingSo excited to take what I learned in training and make things happen at work. Great weekend with the Mrs and kiddies. Saw the movie the Informant with Matt Damon. JUST DON’T! The movie sucked royal!! Baby drew isn’t feeling so hot. i was up at 4:00 am with the little shaver and he just isn’t right. I hope he gets better. soon.
Feb 07
Over the Top GREAT Customer Service @AffinityHealth
Posted By tommytrc On Sunday, February 7th 2010 In TommyLog Tags: affinity, affinity health, apology, business, Customer service, Health, service, sick, sorryThis story comes full circle. Today I received a phone call from the Affinity Health doctor that was responsible for seeing Baby Drew. I heard the 2 words that rarely if ever get said, I’m Sorry. She said I’M SORRY!!! I’m 100%, do not pass go, do not collect $200 BLOWN AWAY with the fact that someone called to apologize. How awesome is that!! When was the last time someone actually said “I’m sorry?” People screw up all the time, but how pleasant is it when someone actually admits it. A prime example of excellent customer service. Affinity Health has a customer for life and this is reason #1.
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