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Lilly

10-01-2009 21:20

Re: Mixed hospital wards

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Originally Posted by Royboy39 (Post 668073)

Margaret, now I think your playing the sex card.....there are a lot of forceful women out there who would love to share a bedroom with a strange man who at the time could also be vulnerable...what say you? ;)

Quite right, Royboy.

It works both ways.

I really do think that wards should be same sex only but these days it seems you've just got to be glad of a bed, to get out without contracting MRSA and beggar the rest. :(

My hubby's going into Burnley hospital next week for a knee op, I don't know whether the ward will be same sex or not but I'll just be glad to have him back in one piece.

Royboy39

10-01-2009 21:22

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Originally Posted by Lilly (Post 668077)

I wish him well :)

Neil	11-01-2009 09:09

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Originally Posted by emamum (Post 667965)

ive only been in hospital as an adult once and that was to give birth... funnily enough that wasnt a mixed sex ward lol

Did you give birth in Burnley? If so are you sure it was not a mixed ward? :D:rolleyes:

pipinfort

11-01-2009 09:14

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 668159)

Did you give birth in Burnley? If so are you sure it was not a mixed ward? :D:rolleyes:

Very good that one...............:D:D:D:D i certainly remember it being a mixed ward when my sister was born there.........

magpie

11-01-2009 11:11

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 668159)

Did you give birth in Burnley? If so are you sure it was not a mixed ward? :D:rolleyes:

then again the birth rate may go down if more men could see .....
what us girls have to go through....

but that said what about the man that's had a baby.... he/she should welcome the idea:

Neil	11-01-2009 12:00

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Originally Posted by magpie (Post 668203)

then again the birth rate may go down if more men could see ....

Maybe not when they start getting free housing and don't have to go to work ;)

Anyway all maternity wards are mixed, all the boys are on the same ward as their mum's :p

magpie

11-01-2009 12:03

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 668211)

Maybe not when they start getting free housing and don't have to go to work ;)

Anyway all maternity wards are mixed, all the boys are on the same ward as their mum's :p

ah gutted I am too old to have a baby.... so will have to pay my own rent... :)

SPUGGIE J

11-01-2009 16:18

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Originally Posted by magpie (Post 668203)

then again the birth rate may go down if more men could see .....
what us girls have to go through....

but that said what about the man that's had a baby.... he/she should welcome the idea:

Was at my daughters birth and it was a miricle to behold. Well that and the doc was lucky he didnt get a punch in the gob from the well stoned new mum. :dummy2::eek::dummy:

SPUGGIE J

11-01-2009 16:21

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Any mixed ward would if it had to be used by a certain group would be hit on the head. One rule for one lot another for another lot etc etc etc. Can see the point of it though if say there was a shortage of beds in say male recovery and available in female recovery. It would be better than being stuck in a corridor.

jaysay

11-01-2009 17:51

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I tried to attend the birth of both my Daughters but there was a big obstacle in those days, a 16 stone Midwife to be precise:D

SPUGGIE J

11-01-2009 17:54

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This midwife was she in the way deliberately or just being an obstacle by accident?

jaysay

12-01-2009 09:09

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Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J (Post 668296)

This midwife was she in the way deliberately or just being an obstacle by accident?

Well its 40 years since SPUGS, but can remember thinking at the time, if se says its Monday its Monday, it was actually Sunday:D

SPUGGIE J

12-01-2009 18:02

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 668454)

Well its 40 years since SPUGS, but can remember thinking at the time, if se says its Monday its Monday, it was actually Sunday:D

Smart move. :D

blazey

13-01-2009 04:08

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Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J (Post 668259)

Was at my daughters birth and it was a miricle to behold. Well that and the doc was lucky he didnt get a punch in the gob from the well stoned new mum. :dummy2::eek::dummy:

I was with my mum when she had my little brother. People find that strange when I tell them but they don't understand how truly magical it is. It was a brilliant night :)

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