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179. AUTHORIZED DEALER admitted Frey. "As a nurse you don't realize the effect you have on other people." Caldwell said that the trio will be getting together again this weekend when she flies out to Denver on business. What will make the trip even more special, according to Caldwell, is the Baczkowskis will be celebrating their anniversary during her stay. applied business systems SALES SERVICE RENTALS SUPPLIES 134 E.

MAIN SOMERVILLE 526-6800 Should you have any questions regarding the program, please call our Customer Service Representative at 800-272-1325 By KATHIE FLANNERY Courier-News Staff Writer NEW BRUNSWICK It took 20 years and the help of NBC's "Unsolved Mysteries," but last night the reunion of a Vietnam veteran who lost his leg in combat and the nurse who mended him aired nationwide. When Jim Baczkowski lost his leg after four months in Vietnam, he had to deal not only with his physical recovery, but the trauma of telling his new bride of the tragedy. With the help of Linda Sharp Caldwell, a nurse in the 67th Evacuation hospital in Qui Nhon who supplied medical treatment, a cold beer and a letter to his wife Dolores, Baczkowski returned home, raised two children and will be celebrating his 22nd wedding anniversary this month. Last month "Unsolved Mysteries" aired Baczkowski's plea to try to find the nurse who had helped him, but the North Plainfield resident had identified herself right after the preview, before the show aired, and the two were reunited by telephone. The pair hooked up in person March 30, and the camera was there to catch the meeting.

"I was elated," said Baczkowski. He said that it is like hooking up with an old friend. Hugs exchanged and introductions made, the tears turned on full when Baczkowski presented Caldwell with a personalized George Skypeck print honoring the nurses who served in Vietnam. She watched the tape last night during an Oncology Nursing Society seminar at the Hyatt Regency here, sponsored by Schering-Plough Corp. of Madison where Caldwell is now employed.

Amid the tears and cheers of her co-workers and colleagues, she watched the tape she spent almost eight hours filming. Even though she was there for the real thing, Caldwell couldn't hold back the tears a second time when the plaque was presented on film. "It couldn't have happened to a more selfless person," said Beverley Casarico, a fellow nurse and friend of Caldwell's since graduate school and who now works at Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center. "It's not only what (Baczkowski recognition of Caldwell's efforts) it has done for Linda but what it's done for the self-image of nursing." Linda Frey, head nurse of the oncology department at Somerset Medical Center, said that Caldwell's efforts with Baczkowski were typical. "She welcomes everyone with open arms," she said.

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