Fayetteville nurse travels to Washington D.C. to speak with lawmakers [Video]

REDUCED SENTENCE. MEANWHILE — RICE HAD NO REACTION WHILE THE JUDGE READ THE VERDICT. WE’RE TAKING A LIVE LOOK ON CAPITOL HILL. A FAYETTEVILLE NURSE TOOK A TRIP TO D-C THIS WEEK TO TALK WITH NATIONAL LEADERS ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTS. 40/29’S JACOB MURPHY SPOKE WITH HER ABOUT THE EXPERIENCE AND WHAT SHE HOPES TO ACCOMPLISH. CAROL WINGATE WAS SELECTED TO REPRESENT ARKANSAS TO TRAVEL TO D.C. SHE MET WITH LAWMAKERS TO ASK FOR SUPPORT IN GROWING THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE THAT CAN START BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTS. <> “The National Bone Marrow program, they actually contacted me and selected me for the state of Arkansas to go and present.” FAYETTEVILLE NURSE CAROL WINGATE TRAVELED TO WASHINGTON D-C THIS WEEK. <> “I felt honored.” WHERE SHE MET WITH ARKANSAS LAWMAKERS ABOUT BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTS. <> “Senator Bozeman was very positive about it all. And Senator Cotton and also …