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   Larry Edwards from London says:

   Oct 13, 13:25

   Why are any mobiles allowed on wards anyway. Not only can they distract staff, but patients also run the risk of being filmed when they are at their most vulnerable.
   only last week I went to visit my nanna in hospital and saw a youth messing about with his phone and making everyone on the ward extremely uncomfortable.
   Hospitals are just not a place for such gadgets.
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   Lovisa from IOW says:

   Jul 19, 20:34

   I read somewhere recently that the only reason you aren't allowed to use mobiles in hospitals is because of the company that provides the phones in the rooms made them sign a contract to stop people using their mobiles, so more people pay those outrageous prices for the cards?
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   ralph brown from croydon and proud says:

   Jun 26, 22:19

   on the 13 november 2006, i had right to left arterial crossover, because of complications with my heart and breathing , my operation wascarried out by epidural, so i was awake during the whole operation, the operation took 4 and a half hours, during this time i heared five mobile phones, each and every one was answered,when i returned to the ward , i phoned my wife to let her know i was out and ok, a nurse came over to me and said, very bluntly that mobile phones were not allowed on the ward, as she walked away, well you will never guess what happend,phone only started ringing red was the colour for the rest of the day and nothing was ever mentioned about mobile phones again,
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   fazlul from london says:

   Jun 20, 23:27

   do we need tv ,do we need laptops,do we need cars,do we need electricity,the more demand. the more people want so of course we do need to be in touch even in hospital with our mobile.
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   DIANE from nottingham says:

   Mar 31, 11:06

   my husband has recently been in hospital 3 month out of the last 4.It was wonderful to be in contact with him ,especially for him to speak to me when he was low he was able to talk things over with me

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