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John of Dublin said,
March 22, 2007 at 11:03 pm
That was good! And I would well believe it. Medical staff often treat patients, especially older ones, like objects. My daughter - a student nurse is still getting used to hearing things like..”Bed 14 needs temperature taking”, or bed 20 needs a bath”. Why not use their name? Actually I wrote awhile back on older people being ignored… http://earthanduniverse.blogspot.com/2005/12/old-folk-can-be-cool.html
My blog got ignored too - proving my pointI guess!
grannymar said,
March 23, 2007 at 11:23 am
John,
I did not know of your blog until recently. I have read your post ‘Old folk can be cool’ and agree with what you have written. I did a Podcast on the same theme ‘Oldbones’ on 28th Sept ’06 and also a poem on 20th Feb ’07 in ‘Do you have a Hankie?
Please don’t get the wrong idea, I might be 60 but inside my head I am only 30! Somebody made a mistake on my Birthcert!