America's Best Leaders: Regina Benjamin, Small-Town Primary Care Physician

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Dr.Benjamin,

I read where hopefully Today you would become the first African American to be named to such a post by President Obama.I do wish you complete health and happines.Although it may not matter,I am Bahamian living in Freeport Bahamas.

God be with you and have a wonderful day both you and your entire Family

Regards

Anthony Jones

Anthony H Jones 11:06AM July 13, 2009

You're really a brilliant example of a loving care giver without any greed, tell you what, God is with you, people's love is with you, you're inspiring the communities, and if all follow your example, health care cost will go down, and uninsured, and underinsured folks will get good care. I feel very good reading your story.

Let there be Dr. Regina everywhere.

Delwar Mian of WI 4:41PM February 24, 2009

I first read her story in USNews magazine, and was so inspired. I thank God for her. She is like an angel.

of VA 6:04PM January 11, 2009

To some people it's not all about the Benjamins. Very well deserved.

of 11:15AM December 17, 2008

Well deserved recognition. Dr. Benjamin is a national treasure.

Judy B. Rosener Ph.D. of CA 2:19PM December 03, 2008

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