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   From: scu23@btinternet.com   
      
   "banana"  wrote in message   
   news:Hum5DLAV$V1DFwtt@borve.demon.co.uk...   
      
   >   
   > There are other times in hospitals though where use wouldn't harm   
   > anyone, e.g. if you are in a casualty waiting room, ringing home to say   
   > you've delivered someone to hospital safely, or to say 'they told me it   
   > might be four hours before they see him, because they've got to stand   
   > around in white coats gathered round a computer', or from a corridor to   
   > say 'it's a boy', or whatever. People just aren't treated like adults,   
   > and this fits in so well with the rest of their experience in the   
   > 'health' system.   
      
   That could be true, if you knew anything about medicine you  wouldn't be   
   taking drugs, or be in a hospital, except for trauma med.  Most unlikely   
   anyway.  So you can imagine the mindset   
      
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