I think we have a two fold issue here, 1 is healthcare needs to be made more efficient and more cost friendly, 2 we as Bahamians need to make going to the doctor a regular practice, we are habitual to only find the doctor when we feel our worse. Pmh needs an overhaul and staff need a supervisor or a hospital admin whom is serious about service and lives. Its sad to say but the Bahamian nurses are the worse.

If they are wrong charge them, if they are not apologize and make this cause a cause to bring change and awareness to the sickness she faced. A life lost is never something to take lightly.

church needs to speak up more about many things, these pastors need to stop trying to get their names in the eye of politicians in order to receive some type of post or recognition.

another law to lock up the man on the other end of a bitter woman.

a business cannot survive on providing charity. If its cutting the profits it must be adjusted. When the government learns to provide help for its citizens, not by hand out but by making some fiscal changes and lowering of taxes that cant help households, nothing will change. Erything rises but your salary. It has to make sense both ways

here again we meet the typical Bahamian business model, lets copy what everyone . If I had a gas station it would be self service. Hire staff for inside and cashiers to keep the line flowing.

lol this is true, but to be honest Bahamians too like to the same dern thing someone else is doing. No one thinks outside of the box.

make them pay, too dam greedy

They saw the quick millions covid brought they want it back.

As i agree with her stance same time this is a new generation, she has been placed in positions herself because of her husband so i dont see the issue. The old is gone allow the new to come through. Stuck in the pass.