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A Message of Gratitude from Patrice Bergeron
Boston Bruins hockey player Patrice Bergeron recently shared a video message thanking all Massachusetts General Hospital employees for their courage, dedication and commitment to fighting the battle against COVID-19. “Please know that all of this hard work does not go unnoticed,” he says to listeners. View the video to hear his entire message.
Boston Bruins player Patrice Bergeron expressed support for Mass General workers in a special COVID-19 video.
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