After receiving care for blood pressure issues, James Currie is thrilled to be able to give back to Osceola Hospital when he performs as Santa for children in the community.
“I knew something was wrong when I started blacking out; serious issues with my blood pressure. I appreciate Osceola Regional for everything they have done for me. Now, it’s my turn to pay it forward. A year ago I decided to grow out my beard. The best part is when children think I’m the real Santa when I’m dresses in regular clothing. It happens when I’m running errands; they approach me and start talking to me to their parent’s bewilderment. So I immediately jump into character. I even made my own Santa ID card! I do this because I have come to realize that being Santa is a 24/7 all year round job. Children become aware of my presence. They watch how I behave and I have to set a good example. Plus it’s such a joy to bring a little sunshine into people’s lives. I want to make a difference!”
After suffering a massive heart attack and needing to be resuscitated twice, Miguel Herrera says he has always been a fighter and continues to stand strong thanks to the care he received at Osceola Hospital.
After suffering a massive heart attack and needing to be resuscitated twice, Miguel Herrera says he has always been a fighter and continues to stand strong thanks to the care he received at Osceola Hospital.
After suffering a massive heart attack and needing to be resuscitated twice, Miguel Herrera says he has always been a fighter and continues to stand strong thanks to the care he received at Osceola Hospital.
After suffering a massive heart attack and needing to be resuscitated twice, Miguel Herrera says he has always been a fighter and continues to stand strong thanks to the care he received at Osceola Hospital.