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To Whom It May Concern,

I rarely write to a company to praise its staff. But something happened at your Birch Avenue pharmacy this past Monday, and it has stayed with me all week. I felt you ought to hear of it. My family and I moved to Vernon over the winter. We left a small town outside Kamloops, where the same pharmacist had filled our prescriptions for years. Since arriving, it has been easy to get caught up in the paperwork of settling in, and we have found it more trying than we expected.

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1The writer now lives
Ain Vernon, where her family arrived not long ago.
Bin a small town outside Kamloops.
Cabove the Birch Avenue pharmacy.
Dbeside her family's former pharmacist.
2The writer came to the pharmacy that morning to
Ahand in the online form she had filled out overnight.
Bcollect medication that was already waiting for her.
Cmove her mother's prescriptions over to this branch.
Dgather the documents she had left at home.
3Before arriving, the writer had tried to
Aphone her old pharmacy for the details.
Bbring the correct documents with her.
Cbook a later appointment at the counter.
Dsort out the paperwork using a form on the web.
4At the counter, the writer felt
Asure the transfer would be quick.
Brattled and close to giving up for the day.
Ccalm after completing the online form.
Dirritated by the assistant's slow reply.
5The writer's mother did not miss a dose because
Athe assistant phoned the old pharmacy to check the details.
Bthe writer had brought the right documents.
Cthe assistant joined the team a few months ago.
Dthe writer had filled out the form the night before.
6The main feeling expressed in the message is
Amild worry.
Bquiet regret.
Cgenuine thanks.
Deager surprise.
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