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Paphos General Hospital is still treating patients but no visitors are currently being permitted to visit inpatients, according to officials....

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Paphos Life wrote: ↑Wed Mar 11, 2020 8:14 am Paphos General Hospital is still treating patients but no visitors are currently being permitted to visit inpatients, according to officials....

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Seems a reasonable, thing to do, most people nowadays have got phones/tablets etc so they can keep in contact via facetime etc.

But will the patients survive on watery soup & lentils?

mike strand2 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 11, 2020 10:03 am But will the patients survive on watery soup & lentils?

Ive seen the hospital food here and it isn't as bad as some try to make it out.

WHL wrote: ↑Wed Mar 11, 2020 11:11 am

mike strand2 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 11, 2020 10:03 am But will the patients survive on watery soup & lentils?

Ive seen the hospital food here and it isn't as bad as some try to make it out.

Two excellent hot meals and breakfast every day - even offered (and accepted) a different main course when I explained I didn't eat beef.
Alas, the lady in the bed next to me was nil by mouth so I sat on the edge of my bed facing away from her!

I was once laid up in a swanky private hospital in the UK with a broken jaw. They gave me toast for breakfast, despite the fact that my jaw was wired up. And to go with my soup I would get a block of ice cream which I would have to let melt for an hour.

The painkillers they gave me to sleep at night made up for it though. Some green liquid that sent me to lala land with a smile on my face. I remember I would drink it then have a shuffle around the room before it fully took over, just so I could get a decent hit.