kids hospital

Posted by: mike

5th Oct 2012 08:58pm

ok i dont have money i am on the penison but my little grandson went to the john hunter kids ward for an opp wile i was there i asked if i could give them a fish tank 4ft long set up for tropical fish the doctor in charge sead she wood love it as some kids are there for a long time and it wood be grate for them to sit and watch the fish so what iam saying is you dont have to give money i also get the ring pulls of al the drink cans and thay go to charities like ronald mcdonald house to buy wheel chairs for so you can help with out aney money

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Anonymous

23rd Oct 2012 10:31am

I agree, recently my baby had heart surgery, and I found that the donations to the parents lounge in the form of food(cans, or packaged food) were so helpful, as I had to stay with my baby, but food for parents weren't supplied otherwise.
Also I have used the Ronald McDonald house and businesses had spent their time to come and prepare/provide a meal during the week.These meals were extremely helpful, as many parents are spending all day long with their child in hospital, and often don't think of themselves at the end of the day.

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