Every day nurses all over the world are putting their lives on the line for us during these trying times. During National Nurses Week, we have teamed up with Berkshire Money Management as we are honoring and celebrating the nurses here in Berkshire County.

On behalf of the Berkshire Money Management family, thank you to our nurses. Thank you for your bravery, patience, and dedication in caring for our community 24/7. You are our true heroes.

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If you know a nurse, tell them how much you appreciate their hard work, sacrifice, and bravery during these challenging times. Fill out the form below and let us know a nurse you'd like to recognize, and we'll give them a shout-out on the air.

To all the nurses out there listening, thank you for being our heroes.

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