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Old Dec 15, 2004, 12:02 AM
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Hospital nurses adopt Marines unit in Iraq

Several nurses at Chandler Regional Hospital are playing Santa Claus to hundreds of U.S. Marines they've never met.

The nurses recently stuffed more than 70 holiday stockings and wrapped dozens of gifts, shipping them off to troops in Iraq, the latest in a series of exchanges that began this summer.

The correspondence between nurses and Marines began when nurse Jackie Borresen noticed the daughter of one of her patients crying in the hospital. She went to help the distraught woman and discovered the reason behind the tears - her son was shipping out to Iraq the following day.

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