Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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23 November 2010
19:0181332#1
You might know this you might not,I have just got back in from a meeting with the NHS.I was told there by the staff manning the above stand That the Buiding of the new Hospital will start in the late summer of next year and will open in the year 2013.It is going down to the lower site (CAR PARK NOW) tHERE will be anew carpark,
This part you might not know,but I did tell you all over two years ago now,The old part of the Hospital at the top has been sold off already for Housing,and the funds made from that sell have gone into geting the new Hospital,the only beds in the new hospital will be the babywing, this will a totel new wing on the ground floor.i have now seen the new drawing and plans of the Hospital,This is the best Dover is going to get, so please make the most of it by helping out when it is there. Thank You.
Guest 651- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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23 November 2010
19:1181335#2
I'd rather not use the hospital until I really need to !!
Been nice knowing you :)
Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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23 November 2010
19:5681338#3
Sorry I do not know what you mean Mr Scotchie,no one goes to a hospital unless there is aneed to.But there is always ex funding needed with any Hospital.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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23 November 2010
20:0481339#4
vic
this now begs the question "will those with a political agenda still carry on with the pretence of fighting for a proper hospital"?
in my view they will just carry on.
Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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23 November 2010
20:3681344#5
They can do what they like ,but a big wast of time .But our MP did know about the Hospital and where it was going well over a year ago,and so did we all .It was never going to be on any site bar the it is going on.To say all about the other sites was wrong it was just to help him ,in making us all think he could change it all about.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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23 November 2010
20:4181345#6
chas is not the only one, this is being played upon in the forthcoming county council election and no doubt will play a part again next may.
Ross Miller
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23 November 2010
21:4581355#7
Of course they will Howard, but then the self publicity was and is always more important than the cause
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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23 November 2010
21:4981359#8
very sad though ross, playing games with an emotive subject.
demographics make it clear that we are covered with major hospitals in ashford, margate and canterbury, even the coastguard made it clear that they were happy as things are.
Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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23 November 2010
21:5381361#9
Mr Miller you are very wrong on that one.All I have done is tell you what I know,and not about any Publicity for myself,and to say it is better than the cause does not go down well in my book.
Ross Miller- Location: London Road, Dover
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23 November 2010
21:5381362#10
Oh I agree Howard - but that is the lot of our shallow, often ineffectual, politicos
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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23 November 2010
21:5481363#11
you have misread what ross posted vic.
Ross Miller- Location: London Road, Dover
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23 November 2010
22:0181365#12
Vic - I was not having a go at you, in fact thank you for the information.
My reference was at all those tired, sad, publicity seeking muppets out there who will continue to fight for a general hospital at their favourite site despite this decision.
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23 November 2010
22:2381373#13
25 November 2010
11:3181609#14
I just wish that the hospital we do get will have facilities for out patients appointments so that I and others like me do not have to traipse over to K & C or WHH or QEQM for every appointment. The other week I had three appointments and by the end of the week I was completely shattered. You have to be really healthy to be ill these days!!
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25 November 2010
12:3281613#15
Mrs Woodridge,very good point there,I did point this out to the chairman and a Dr at the meeting,and they have told me that they are looking into this,and that some out-Patients appointments that are not there at this time might be when the new Hospital is up and running,and when I go along to any meeting with the NHS I keep bring it up ,so I will update you from time to time.I went on to tell them if you are unwell it does not help siting on a bus etc for over 1hour and again to get home.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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25 November 2010
12:5081615#16
i think margate is the most difficult journey, even with a car, a nightmare by public transport.
Brian Dixon
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25 November 2010
15:3781626#17
howard,tell me about it,dover to qeqm and back 2 hours each way a 4 hour round trip and thats without waiting time for your apointment.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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25 November 2010
16:5081646#18
quite right brian, whether you use train and bus or just bus, there is very little difference in the journey time.
26 November 2010
18:3781782#19
I have spent as much as 6 hours. When you have a morning appointment you have to be ready from 7:50 onwards, even if your appointment is not until late morning. Then for example, you can be picked up, and have to go via (as I did the other day) via the other end of Deal as well as other pick-ups on the way, then after your appointment, wait to go home and again, drop offs (I went via Folkestone and Densole back to Dover last week). This is not the fault of the hospital transport people, they are kindness and helpfulness itself, but I can tell you it takes a lot out of you, especially if you do not travel well. I am absolutely dreading 3 times weekly dialysis.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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26 November 2010
19:3481795#20
i cannot understand why a dialysis unit is not based at buckland.
