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    "Harvey war unser Rockstar" - Eltern von Boy (9), die Jahre auf die Skoliose -Operation gewartet hatten, um nach seinem Tod die Kampagne fortzusetzen
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    „Harvey war unser Rockstar“ – Eltern von Boy (9), die Jahre auf die Skoliose -Operation gewartet hatten, um nach seinem Tod die Kampagne fortzusetzen


    „Harvey war unser Rockstar“ – Eltern von Boy (9), die Jahre auf die Skoliose -Operation gewartet hatten, um nach seinem Tod die Kampagne fortzusetzen

    https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/harvey-was-our-rock-star-parents-of-boy-9-who-waited-years-for-scoliosis-surgery-vow-to-continue-campaigning-after-his-death/a1661841541.html

    Von remixedmoon5

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    2. PoppedCork on

      This young man suffered so much while alive, because our Hospital System is a disgrace. RIP

      *Harvey, from Clondalkin, was waiting three years for scoliosis surgery as the curvature on his spine continued to extend to a life-threatening 130 degrees.*

      *The spinal curve grew so serious that it was crushing Harvey’s ribcage and lungs and putting severe pressure on his heart.*

    3. YmpetreDreamer on

      So heartbreaking. The family got so much harassment off far-right scumbags from gript as well.

    5. sureyouknowurself on

      So so sad. When you what the government wastes money on in this country and then you see this it makes me so angry.

    6. LastResponsibility68 on

      As a parent who’s child is on the orthopaedic waiting list this is heartbreaking. Simon Harris‘ 4 months promise is so far in the rear view mirror its almost comical.
      RIP Harvey, a little warrior.

    7. jonnieggg on

      This is unacceptable this should have us all on the streets and putting Daily Eireann under seige. I’m furious.

    8. BlueBucket0 on

      What I don’t get about this is the politicians seem to genuinely try to get this stuff resolved. It’s been a major political issue for quite a long time and there’s resources there to resolve it, yet time and time again, the whole system seems to be just incapable of actually delivering a proper service.

      The political actions seem to happen in good faith, but the delivery of services just does not happen. The whole thing is a gargantuan mess without any prospect of resolution unless there’s some really seriously deep reform.

      I’m at the point where I just don’t think the Irish political system actually has the authority to direct how public healthcare is delivered here. Policies change, ministers change, everyone seems to fix the problems and they’re just ignored by the system and unable to reform it.

      It’s so broken that I think we need to start abolishing parts of it and starting from scratch.

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