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06-08-2008, 16:25
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Re: Medical Breakthrough
When I was in The Royal a few weeks ago the bloke in the next bed as complaining about the heat and no windows open, but the staff would't open a window because some of the elderly men were rather poorly, so they brought fans in
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06-08-2008, 21:18
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Re: Medical Breakthrough
It must be different down here in sub-tropical Cheshire.
When I was in hospital, in January, the window in the ward was often opened, especially in the mornings. My bed was next to the window and I used to get under the bedclothes, with my dressing gown on, to keep warm while I got some fresh (generally freezing) air. Just by the way - I was in hospital with pneumonia. 
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