Tale of two patients: one seen in minutes, the other goes home to bed

DURING a recent weekend break on the Beara Peninsula our cousin Paddy, who is almost 80, was suddenly taken ill.

Tale of two patients: one seen in minutes, the other goes home to bed
Thu, 08 Sep, 2005 - 01:00

We had to bring him to Bantry general hospital where, within a matter of minutes, he was admitted and put under the care of the nurses and doctors there.

Our sincere thanks to them for their civility, efficiency and professionalism.

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