#MyForceForHealthHero is Dwan Richardson

#MyForce for HealthHero is a LPN- License Practical Nurse and her name is Dwan Richardson.

These are the 3 main reasons why I chose Dwan Richardson as #MyForceforHealthHero:

  1. She takes takes care of people…all of time because she is a nurse.
  2. She has the COURAGE to help others.
  3.  Even with all of the challenges, she never gives up on her work.
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