FREE precriptions for transplant patients.

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   Name: MATTHEW RUMNEY on Jun 24, 2010

   Comments: I think transplant recipients SHOULD GET FREE (LIFE SAVING!) PRECRIPTIONS!

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   Name: Arthur G. Jones on Jun 25, 2010

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   Name: Mairead Mcloughlin on Jun 25, 2010

   Comments: Yes it should be free for long term illness

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   Name: Mike Clarkson on Jun 25, 2010

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   Name: Louise Bowler on Jun 25, 2010

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   Name: Glyn Raymond on Jun 25, 2010

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   Name: Beckie Vidotto on Jun 25, 2010

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   Name: Helena Wright on Jun 25, 2010

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   Name: Jim Murray on Jun 25, 2010

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    Name: Melvyn Lealan on Jun 25, 2010

    Comments: as a cancer sufferer I can relate to the important use of life saving drugs,but surely any life threatning condition, and transplants obviously come into this catergory should have the best drugs avalible on the NHS free of charge.

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    Name: Helen Murray on Jun 25, 2010

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    Name: Pete Loya on Jun 25, 2010

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    Name: John Crookes on Jun 25, 2010

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    Name: Claire Pettis on Jun 25, 2010

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    Name: Elizabeth Newbury on Jun 25, 2010

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    Name: Sue Burrows on Jun 25, 2010

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    Name: PHILIP TUNSTALL on Jun 25, 2010

    Comments: I believe that transplant patients should be afforded the same benefits as the long term sick

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    Name: J.F.Marshall on Jun 25, 2010

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    Name: Simon Powell on Jun 25, 2010

    Comments: I strongly believe that transplant receipients should get free NHS prescriptions.

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    Name: Theresa Patel on Jun 26, 2010

    Comments: Transplant Patients have to take on average 30 or more tablets a day, all of which are to prolong life after organ transplantation. Which is a Major operation and not undertaken lightly, taking a long period of recovery. It is not an easy experience and due to having to maintain a low immune system therefore creating general unwellness not an easy road to travel. Most Transplants are needed because of herediitary diseases or congenital disease, not from being over induldgent or leading an excessive way of life. Most Transplant patients due to the complexity of the operation and the ups and downs post transplant never experience the same quality of life pre illness. A Transplant is not a cure it is a way of life, whether you live for six Months or Six Years and having to pay for medication to stay alive because you have been dealt an unfortunate hand in life is adding insult.

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    Name: Mrs Georgette Mason on Jun 26, 2010

    Comments: i agree with this i had a heart transplant in oct 2007 and since then have paid prescriptions charges. i think if you have to have them for life, we should not pay.

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    Name: Salma Ali on Jun 26, 2010

    Comments: absolutley agree and iv always thought it ever since my transplant 2 yrs ago i hope more ppl sign this petition! nice 1!!

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    Name: Nigel Parsons on Jun 26, 2010

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    Name: Donna Beer on Jun 26, 2010

    Comments: My husband is a heart transplant patient and we are still shocked that he is unable to get free prescriptions when people with diabetes and epilepsy can The medication he is on is needed to keep him alive just like insulin for the diabetic people

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    Name: Val Bland on Jun 26, 2010

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    Name: Simon Flanders on Jun 26, 2010

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    Name: Maureen & Leonard Carter on Jun 26, 2010

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    Name: BARBARA DAY on Jun 26, 2010

    Comments: i am also a transplant patient,having double lung in july 2006,i am now got chronic rejection but fighting it all the way,

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    Name: Alex B on Jun 26, 2010

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    Name: Steve Leighton on Jun 27, 2010

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    Name: Tom Biggs on Jun 27, 2010

    Comments: Totally Agree!

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    Name: Jill Rumney on Jun 27, 2010

    Comments: FULLY support this.

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33. 33
    Name: Elaine Thornberry on Jun 27, 2010

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    Name: A Leighton on Jun 27, 2010

    Comments: Free prescriptions for transplant patients

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    Name: Viv Ford on Jun 28, 2010

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    Name: Sue Adams on Jun 28, 2010

    Comments: people with rhumatoid arthritus should get there drugs fre aswell

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    Name: Paul Hemmings on Jun 28, 2010

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    Name: Philip Owen on Jun 28, 2010

    Comments: I believe that transplant patients should not have to pay for any medication.

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    Name: David Nolan on Jun 28, 2010

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    Name: Beverley Gower on Jun 28, 2010

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    Name: Matthew Ben Wicks on Jun 28, 2010

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    Name: Dave Hewson on Jun 28, 2010

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43. 43
    Name: Philip Rumney on Jun 28, 2010

    Comments: Transplant patients SHOULD get FREE prescriptions!

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    Name: Phillip Bowler on Jun 28, 2010

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    Name: Martyn M on Jun 28, 2010

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    Name: Bruce Champagne on Jun 28, 2010

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    Name: George Pople on Jun 28, 2010

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    Name: James Gould on Jun 28, 2010

    Comments: Let's make it fairer for all.

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    Name: Sluglett on Jun 28, 2010

    Comments: I agree with this petition

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    Name: A.D.Blackman on Jun 29, 2010

    Comments: A blatant act of discrimination against transplant patients that should be speedily resolved.

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