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Limerick - Event Notice Thursday January 01 1970 Health Crisis Debate
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Friday July 06, 2007 11:48 by Limerick Socialist Youth - Socialist Youth socialistyouth at hotmail dot com Limerick 086-8064801
Socialist Youth -V- Young PDs For the last few weeks new dialysis patients in Limerick have had to travel all the way to Kilkenny, Tullamore, Trallee and Galway in order to get treated. This involves a two hour drive there and another two hours back at least 3 times a week. Cian Prendiville a member of Socialist Youth said “This crisis in Limerick shows the true causes of the wider health care crisis: a chronic lack of facilities, staff and investment by this government”.
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Jump To Comment: 1Previously I had been a supporter of co-location because my dad told me it would help him cut down on petrol consumption which as we all (including you lot even) should know is linked to global warming and changing weather patterns. I was one of the 110 people reported by the BBC who got into difficulty yesterday one mile off the Irish coast. It was a horrile and traumatic ordeal. I lost consciousness and didn't notice my name tag get soggy and peel off my life-jacket & awoke to find myself in a bus being transported to a public wing of a public hospital. I tried my best to cry out and protest but the cold had numbed my tongue and my teeth chattered like a hyper Oxyegen raver on novacaine charlie substitute & the rescue team of protestants from the RNLI in Howth really bear a grudge and mistook me for a being a non-white child. I'm sure I picked something up. Accent perhaps.
I feel like a freak. I will never go into the water again and spent the night dreaming of rope and figure of eight knots. I have never left a comment before- Consider this a cry for help. I hope you poor people overcome whatever obstacle it is that stops you having enough money to afford dialysis. I really don't understand it though. If you can afford money for the off-license surely you can give up chocolate and cream cakes.
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