In Search of Meaningful Work, part of the series “Inspiring West Virginians,” profiles a couple who run a world-renowned research and medical clinic that treats genetic disorders in Old Order Amish and Mennonite children. D. Holmes Morton, M.D., a pediatrician from Fayetteville, and Caroline Morton, from Beckley, founded the Clinic for Special Children about 21 years ago in Strasburg, Pa., after Holmes visited Amish families who had several children with debilitating genetic disorders.
You can view it here.
Dr. Morton is currently the volunteer chairman for the Pennsylvania Academy of Music. If successful in that endeavor, perhaps he will merit still another PBS profile.
