Comments on: No blanket for you! http://blog.therenalunit.com/2006/07/20/no-blanket-for-you/ Kidney dialysis and transplant news and views Wed, 08 Sep 2010 13:14:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Stu http://blog.therenalunit.com/2006/07/20/no-blanket-for-you/#comment-797 Stu Tue, 26 Sep 2006 11:41:00 +0000 http://blog.therenalunit.com/2006/07/20/no-blanket-for-you/#comment-797 Hi Sue, you'd be surprised at how close I am to you! As far as the standard dropping at hartley, I don't know - many moons ago I dialysed there, and have had occasion to dialyse there a few times over the last couple of years. It's becoming increasingly obvious that dialysis anywhere in the private system is purely a profit driven business now, which is a shame, but inevitable I guess. Thanks for dropping by! :-) Hi Sue, you’d be surprised at how close I am to you!

As far as the standard dropping at hartley, I don’t know - many moons ago I dialysed there, and have had occasion to dialyse there a few times over the last couple of years.

It’s becoming increasingly obvious that dialysis anywhere in the private system is purely a profit driven business now, which is a shame, but inevitable I guess.

Thanks for dropping by! :-)

]]> By: Susan Williams http://blog.therenalunit.com/2006/07/20/no-blanket-for-you/#comment-729 Susan Williams Thu, 21 Sep 2006 04:40:36 +0000 http://blog.therenalunit.com/2006/07/20/no-blanket-for-you/#comment-729 I agree with you Stu. My first comment to you went off into cyberspace. So I will try again. I spent 7 weeks dialysing in Germany where they had a potassium test kit. the results were instant. In regard to no more blankets, what about bringing in your own pillowcases? Our lemonade has been stopped. the tinned fruit given the thumbs down and oh dear the Cookie man Biscuits have also gone. What next? I don't know where you dialyse Stu, but here at Hartley the standand has really fallen since coming here mid '90s.There used to be a fully operational kitchen till Fresenius took over. Now it's all profit dirven. I would like to get one share for each of my teatments at hartley. I would be rather wealthy by now. Susan I agree with you Stu. My first comment to you went off into cyberspace. So I will try again. I spent 7 weeks dialysing in Germany where they had a potassium test kit. the results were instant. In regard to no more blankets, what about bringing in your own pillowcases? Our lemonade has been stopped. the tinned fruit given the thumbs down and oh dear the Cookie man Biscuits have also gone. What next? I don’t know where you dialyse Stu, but here at Hartley the standand has really fallen since coming here mid ’90s.There used to be a fully operational kitchen till Fresenius took over. Now it’s all profit dirven. I would like to get one share for each of my teatments at hartley. I would be rather wealthy by now. Susan

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