Life can be so unpredictable. At the beginning of December, my main focus was getting the house ready for Christmas visitors. Visions of sugarplums were ...
Yvonne Kennedy's seven-year-old grandson, Gibson, was visiting from Middle Sackville. He was mesmerized by the BMO Lego city display on the fourth floor near the pediatric department. CONTRIBUTEDLife can be so unpredictable. At the beginning of December, my main focus was getting the house ready for Christmas visitors. Visions of sugarplums were dancing in my head. Plans were made for holiday baking along with preparing lasagna and meatball dishes for family gatherings.On Dec.
He appeared to have survived the ordeal just bruised and battered. We came home thankful that he was still alive. Considering the shape of his truck, it seemed to be a miracle outcome. Another call was made to 911. That would be three ambulances in seven days. By this time, I was wondering if the ambulance service would give me frequent-user points.
Between these doctors and the support staff, all I have experienced is excellent care and compassion. For the lab techs, nursing care, X-ray, wound care, respiratory, dietary, physio, housekeeping and specialists — I have only praise. Not a single complaint! Every department is understaffed and overworked.
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