Just because you like 2 licks ass 2, doesn't mean that everyone else does. You sound like a typical PLP jackass. If people like you were never given the freedom to vote, our country would me in a much better state. Typical Bahamian jackass with idiotic ideals. Smh
I agree. The Tribune is fast becoming just another tabloid by giving a platform to non-credible idiots like Leslie Miller to voice their stupidity. It seems as if any fool can spew nonsense from their mouth, and the Tribune is quick to display it in black and white.
I'm no fan of Bradley Roberts, but part of what he's suggesting seems to be true. Dr. Hubert Minnis' explanation concerning the resignation of Heather Hunt is bogus to say the least. Indeed, if senators are to be rotated every two years, then why is Kwasi Thompson still serving as senator??? This is a stark contradiction to his explanation. And then when asked to clarify this discrepancy.... Dr. Minnis goes mute. There's obviously some dissension within the FNM party that is being cloaked. And the manner in which Dr. Hubert Minnis is going about managing it makes me question his ability to lead our country! He seems like just another Hubert Ingraham!
But having said that..... Bradley Roberts and his PLP are dealing with their own dissension issues regarding Dr. Andre Rollins. So maybe he should concentrate on that situation before pointing fingers at the FNM.
And the attempt by Roberts to make this a gender equality issue is beyond pathetic. He seems to be grasping at staws. His initial point was valid. But the rest of his argument is just political hogwash.
The treatment is life-long and extremely expensive. Once the body does not make a particular type of protein.... a synthetic version of the protein is required in order for the body to remain in a state of homeostasis. The C1 inhibitor serves as a catalyst in many biological functions, one of which is to inhibit edema (swelling). Without this protein, there is nothing to tell the body when to stop swelling (think of it as a car with no brakes). To the best of my knowledge, treating this disorder is carried out thru injections seeing that IV treatment can exacerbate the problem by causing phlebitis or infiltration of the cellular interstitial space. And with the child already experiencing fluid volume excess (FVE), he can easily die. To get an idea of how expensive the treatment really is.... one dose of synthetic immunoglobulin G (ImG) cost $80,000. Yes..... I said $80,000! And this is precisely why a MedicAid, Healthcare and Medicare Insurance system in the Bahamas needs to be established. But instead.... Perry Christie is busy bailing out his buddies at the BOB to the tune of millions of dollars. While innocent children suffer.
Stapedius..... I honestly can't argue with your point. You are right. A hospital is more than just a building. Proper healthcare in the Bahamas will ultimately depend on hospital administrators and staff. Building an extension to the PMH hospital will not alleviate the existing problems at the hospital if the healthcare system is not ran and managed properly. But as we all know..... Bahamian people offer terrible customer service and are void of any complex management skills. Especially those who operate in the government system. So what good will it do the general public to have "state of the art" technology in the hospital, only to have incompetent, non-caring Bahamian staff members running it??? This new building won't change anything at the PMH. It's the hospital administrators and staff members who must initiate change. And we all know dat ain ga happen.
Here is what I don't understand....... Perry Christie and the PLP have always been an incompetent, corrupted, unaccountable, dishonest, lot. This has always been the legacy of the PLP (at least in the Bahamas I grew up in). So how in the world do bahamian people walk into their polling divisions and vote for this man as their leader??????? Seriously Bahamians?????? And then y'all want to complain when he and his party displays hapless leadership?????? C'mon Bahamians!!! This is who and what the PLP does best!! This is who they are!!! Dogs bark..... Cats meow..... And the PLP steals, cheats, and is a bungling, dishonest, unaccountable, government!! As a matter of fact, they're nothing more than an extension of the Bahamian people. In my opinion, the bahamian public are responsible for this mess.... because they are the ones who place Perry and the PLP in a position of power. So yinna deal wit it!! Ya gats 28 more months a dis foolishness ta go!!
Cobalt says...
Not my kids!
We just got our green cards yesterday! We're gettin the hell outta here!!
On BEC customers will pay full 7.5% on bills
Posted 28 January 2015, 6:06 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
@licks2......
Just because you like 2 licks ass 2, doesn't mean that everyone else does.
You sound like a typical PLP jackass. If people like you were never given the freedom to vote, our country would me in a much better state.
Typical Bahamian jackass with idiotic ideals. Smh
On Roberts queries Hunt resignation
Posted 28 January 2015, 6 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Hmmm......
Food for thought.
On Roberts queries Hunt resignation
Posted 28 January 2015, 2:15 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
I agree.
The Tribune is fast becoming just another tabloid by giving a platform to non-credible idiots like Leslie Miller to voice their stupidity.
It seems as if any fool can spew nonsense from their mouth, and the Tribune is quick to display it in black and white.
On BEC customers will pay full 7.5% on bills
Posted 28 January 2015, 1:40 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
I'm no fan of Bradley Roberts, but part of what he's suggesting seems to be true.
Dr. Hubert Minnis' explanation concerning the resignation of Heather Hunt is bogus to say the least. Indeed, if senators are to be rotated every two years, then why is Kwasi Thompson still serving as senator??? This is a stark contradiction to his explanation. And then when asked to clarify this discrepancy.... Dr. Minnis goes mute. There's obviously some dissension within the FNM party that is being cloaked. And the manner in which Dr. Hubert Minnis is going about managing it makes me question his ability to lead our country! He seems like just another Hubert Ingraham!
But having said that..... Bradley Roberts and his PLP are dealing with their own dissension issues regarding Dr. Andre Rollins. So maybe he should concentrate on that situation before pointing fingers at the FNM.
And the attempt by Roberts to make this a gender equality issue is beyond pathetic. He seems to be grasping at staws. His initial point was valid. But the rest of his argument is just political hogwash.
On Roberts queries Hunt resignation
Posted 28 January 2015, 1:19 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
The treatment is life-long and extremely expensive.
Once the body does not make a particular type of protein.... a synthetic version of the protein is required in order for the body to remain in a state of homeostasis. The C1 inhibitor serves as a catalyst in many biological functions, one of which is to inhibit edema (swelling). Without this protein, there is nothing to tell the body when to stop swelling (think of it as a car with no brakes).
To the best of my knowledge, treating this disorder is carried out thru injections seeing that IV treatment can exacerbate the problem by causing phlebitis or infiltration of the cellular interstitial space. And with the child already experiencing fluid volume excess (FVE), he can easily die.
To get an idea of how expensive the treatment really is.... one dose of synthetic immunoglobulin G (ImG) cost $80,000.
Yes..... I said $80,000!
And this is precisely why a MedicAid, Healthcare and Medicare Insurance system in the Bahamas needs to be established. But instead.... Perry Christie is busy bailing out his buddies at the BOB to the tune of millions of dollars. While innocent children suffer.
On $200,000 goal for treatment to save life of little Tarique
Posted 28 January 2015, 12:34 a.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Stapedius..... I honestly can't argue with your point. You are right. A hospital is more than just a building. Proper healthcare in the Bahamas will ultimately depend on hospital administrators and staff.
Building an extension to the PMH hospital will not alleviate the existing problems at the hospital if the healthcare system is not ran and managed properly.
But as we all know..... Bahamian people offer terrible customer service and are void of any complex management skills. Especially those who operate in the government system. So what good will it do the general public to have "state of the art" technology in the hospital, only to have incompetent, non-caring Bahamian staff members running it???
This new building won't change anything at the PMH. It's the hospital administrators and staff members who must initiate change. And we all know dat ain ga happen.
On Minnis hits out over Critical Care Block delays
Posted 25 January 2015, 9:12 a.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Here is what I don't understand.......
Perry Christie and the PLP have always been an incompetent, corrupted, unaccountable, dishonest, lot. This has always been the legacy of the PLP (at least in the Bahamas I grew up in). So how in the world do bahamian people walk into their polling divisions and vote for this man as their leader??????? Seriously Bahamians??????
And then y'all want to complain when he and his party displays hapless leadership?????? C'mon Bahamians!!! This is who and what the PLP does best!! This is who they are!!!
Dogs bark..... Cats meow..... And the PLP steals, cheats, and is a bungling, dishonest, unaccountable, government!! As a matter of fact, they're nothing more than an extension of the Bahamian people.
In my opinion, the bahamian public are responsible for this mess.... because they are the ones who place Perry and the PLP in a position of power. So yinna deal wit it!! Ya gats 28 more months a dis foolishness ta go!!
On Minnis hits out over Critical Care Block delays
Posted 24 January 2015, 10:37 a.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Preach it girl!!!! Preach!!!
On Minnis hits out over Critical Care Block delays
Posted 24 January 2015, 10:16 a.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Well said.
On Two years late, but ribbon cut on new Critical Care Block
Posted 23 January 2015, 8:36 p.m. Suggest removal