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Old 23-12-2017, 10:50   #31
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Thats great news, hope yeh both have a splendid Christmas,
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Old 23-12-2017, 11:01   #32
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I spent last christmas in Blackburn Royal so can confirm MargaretP's comments -
food was crap (as usual)
god bothering carol singers were the only entertainment
reduced staff numbers who didn't want to be there gave joy to nobody
I think that I worked 27 out of the 29 Christmasses.
Yes staff numbers were less, but I actually enjoyed my Christmas mornings on the ward and tried to foster an atmosphere of happiness(made my staff bacon butties for breakfast)
The staff never worked a whole shift....we used to split the day so that everyone got some time with their family....and the family of staff used to be encouraged to visit the ward...have a mince pie, and a soft drink.
We always had a Jacob's join buffet....to which patients could help themselves.

Patients who could go home were allowed to do so...if only for the day, or in some cases a few hours.
This was deemed to be good for them.
Only those who either had no family, or were really too poorly to go home were kept in(invariably these were the patients with a slim grasp on life and didn't
care about grub or entertainment).
Anyway for Gerard and his wife the problem has melted away...she's coming home. Hallelujah!
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Old 23-12-2017, 11:22   #33
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Good news - all the best to you & your family this Christmas �� (& if the lads don't get the 3 points for you, it'll be woe betide from me
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Old 23-12-2017, 12:09   #34
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The best Christmas present you could wish for. All the best for 2018.
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Old 23-12-2017, 12:22   #35
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That is really good news, have a wonderful day.
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Old 23-12-2017, 22:28   #36
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That is wonderful news. You couldn't have wished for a better Christmas present. I hope you all have a wonderful day and that Yvonne's treatment in the New Year is successful and the rest of 2018 is a very happy healthy one for you both.
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Old 24-12-2017, 08:13   #37
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That is great news. Here's wishing you a happy and joyful Christmas. Best wishes to you and to your wife - hope she makes a speedy recovery and enjoys good health again very soon.

By the way, let's spare a thought for all those who do have to work on Christmas Day for the benefit of the community. As a matter-of-fact three from my own family group will be doing just that (my oldest son will be working a 12 hour shift).

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Old 24-12-2017, 23:01   #38
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When my mum was dying of cancer my dad was there day and night at the hospital... go see your wife
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Old 24-12-2017, 23:10   #39
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i just read the rest of the thread... great news!
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