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'''Hunter Adams''' is a social activist and physician who ran a free clinic dubbed the "Gesundheit Institute" in a 6-bedroom house. | '''Hunter Adams''' is a social activist and physician who ran a free clinic dubbed the "Gesundheit Institute" in a 6-bedroom house. | ||
| − | He intended for over 30 years to build a hospital in West Virginia.<ref>"I felt confident that a free hospital to serve the poorest state, West Virginia, would find easy funding and that we would be built in four years. I smile writing this as we enter our 33rd year without having broken ground on the hospital." [http://www.patchadams.org/hospital_project/ (The Gesundheit! Hospital Project)] </ref> | + | He intended for over 30 years to build a hospital in West Virginia.<ref>"I felt confident that a free hospital to serve the poorest state, West Virginia, would find easy funding and that we would be built in four years. I smile writing this as we enter our 33rd year without having broken ground on the hospital." [http://www.patchadams.org/hospital_project/ (The Gesundheit! Hospital Project)]</ref> |
A comedy film, ''[[Patch Adams]]'', was based loosely on some episodes in his life. | A comedy film, ''[[Patch Adams]]'', was based loosely on some episodes in his life. | ||
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[[Category:Activists]] | [[Category:Activists]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:33, June 27, 2016
Hunter Adams is a social activist and physician who ran a free clinic dubbed the "Gesundheit Institute" in a 6-bedroom house.
He intended for over 30 years to build a hospital in West Virginia.[1]
A comedy film, Patch Adams, was based loosely on some episodes in his life.
Notes
- ↑ "I felt confident that a free hospital to serve the poorest state, West Virginia, would find easy funding and that we would be built in four years. I smile writing this as we enter our 33rd year without having broken ground on the hospital." (The Gesundheit! Hospital Project)