So this will be FAREWELL and not GOODBYE....

My office manager of 17 years from work is retiring. This post is a tribute to all that she has done for the office, staff, patients, and myself...

Here are her answers to some common questions.

When did you start working at WFM?

1. Started WFM in 2005

I came along side Dr. Caracappa to fulfill and assist his passion and plan to begin the exciting inception of Wrightstown Family Medicine with our 1st patient on 12/15/2005.

What did you enjoy most about your time with WFM?

2. My greatest joy and pleasure while working at WFM was to see how God worked in and through the doctors, myself and our staff to assist in the healing of our patients physically, mentally as well as spiritually!

I was the audience of endless personal success stories over these 17 years.

What will you miss the most?

3. I WILL greatly miss being the "MOMANGER" (a name the staff gave me) of the

office to have the honor, privilege and pleasure to love on, unite & assist my staff in any way I could.

What will you not miss the most?

4. I will NOT miss being in a closed office setting moving forward with freedom to enjoy travel to enjoy outdoor nature and God's fingerprints all around us each day!

What are your plans now?

5. The next step and great passion with excitement of retirement for me will involve more time with our 2 adult married children and 6 grandchildren!

My husband and I purchased a Motor Home last November and sold our home in  December in preparation of this next step.

Our plan is to travel out West and around our amazing USA in our home on wheels!!!!

Any parting wisdom you want to leave to our staff and/or patients?

6. I'm known for my "Momanger isms" of which I will leave you with just one...

DO YOUR BEST

PRAY IT'S BLESSED

AND GOD WILL TAKE CARE OF THE REST......

So this will be FAREWELL and not GOODBYE....

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You will truly be missed. Thank you for all that you have done and may God bless you and your family as you embark on your next journey!

Happy Mother's Day

To all the mothers out there... hope you feel loved, honored, and blessed... not just today but every day!

Our local community experienced a heart-wrenching tragedy recently that has hit me especially hard because it involves a mother. I am still sorting out my jumbled emotions and thoughts... I have no words...

but I will hang on to these words that offer me some peace and hope to hold on to... 

"May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit." (Romans 15:13)

"He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away." (Revelation 21:4)

"Let your unfailing love be with us, Lord, even as we put our hope in you." (Psalm 33:22)

So it has been way too long since I've last posted. So much has happened in the "Covid World" since... one of the best things is that we now have medication that we can prescribe in the outpatient setting. Make sure you contact your doctor if you test positive to see if is right for you. Also, if you haven't done so already, you can order free home tests here.

Happy Mother's Day, everyone! 

My baby is growing too fast...