21 February 2011
13:1293625#1
Some of you on here may of heard that my dad was fighting for his life two weeks ago due to a severe strain of pneumonia ( not good with having emphsemia of the lungs!), he was rushed in to the William Harvey Hospital at Ashford, ive heard horror stories of this hospital but i must say they were fabulous to my dad the doctors , nurses the hca assistants were the best even down to the cleaners and cups of tea makers i really cant thank them enough for helping my dad on a very speedy recovery to which he came home wednesday just gone . he not over it completly but we will get him there!
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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21 February 2011
13:1593627#2
good to hear that mel, the hospitals do sometimes get a bashing.
best wishes to your dad.
Jan Higgins
- Location: Dover
- Registered: 5 Jul 2010
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21 February 2011
13:2593630#3
How nice to have some good news. I am so glad your Dad is on the mend and also that he got such good treatment from all while he was in Ashford.
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Guest 660- Registered: 14 Mar 2008
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21 February 2011
17:3693662#4
Good to hear that Mel,give my best wishes to your Dad,I feel sorry for him having a daughter like you! LOL, I know how you worried about him and the time you spent at the Hospital.
If you knew what I know,we would both be in trouble!
Guest 641- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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21 February 2011
17:3893663#5
That's good news about your Dad Melissa, give him our best wishes on a speedy recovery
Guest 700- Registered: 11 Jun 2010
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21 February 2011
18:3793673#6
My father was well looked after at WmHarveyHospital for a month, leading up to his death. Aged 93.
When he was unconscious for the last week or so, the nurses read things out loud to him to provide something to stimulate the brain.
They could not have been more considerate.
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Guest 663- Registered: 20 Mar 2008
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21 February 2011
20:4393700#7
That is nice to hear Melissa about time we heard of some good stories, glad your dad is on the mend I know when my Dad was in QEQM a few years back all the Nurses and Doctors could not have been more helpfull so its not all horror stories.
Guest 657- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
- Posts: 3,037
21 February 2011
20:5893702#8
So glad your Dad is doing ok Melissa. Having been through the same thing last November myself I know what a tough time he must have had, pleased he has been so well cared for. Tell him to take it easy as it's going to take him a good 6 - 8 weeks or more to feel like his old self again
21 February 2011
21:2493708#9
Glad to hear your Dad is doing well, and very glad to hear he (and you) have had a good service from the hospital. It makes the world of difference. My good wishes to him and to you.
22 February 2011
11:3093778#10
Thankyou for all the get well wishes for my best friend, my hero , my dad xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
22 February 2011
11:3093779#11
And John im an asset to him never brought him any trouble
