I had a great aunt (died about 10 years ago) who was a private nurse to patients at Johns Hopkins. She told stories of remarkable work they do there, and of a lot of interesting research. It always sounded like a good place to go if you need excellent medical attention, just from the standpoint of an insider who saw the place in action. And I wouldn't be surprised if my aunt doesn't still drift through the halls now and again. You might give a mental tip of your hat to Evelyn McCullough when you pass through the doors and perhaps get a little extra boost of assistance while you're there? She would be a benign spirit but would nudge you along so you wouldn't be late!

SRS