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First of all, having a Hospital in Wapello would be way faster to get to. For example, if a mother is in labor and needed to get to the hospital immediately, she would have to drive all the way to Burlington or Muscatine. In another case If a boy got hurt, you could just drive 5 minutes instead of 25. As you can see a hospital would be a good idea.

Secondly, Having a Hospital is Wapello would allow us not to drive so far. Normally, you would have to drive all the way to burlington or muscatine. But having one in Wapello would mean a lot less driving. Also, driving in the car while sick is horrible and makes you feel worse. You would want to shorten the drive as much as you can.

My last reason is that a Hospital would improve Wapello. Wapello

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