The exhaustion is setting in but we are drifting closer to one thousand signatures. Please reach out to those in your circle so we can hit this mark before the next official review.
Reached 100 supporters
October 4, 2010
October 1, 2010
The exhaustion is setting in but we are inching toward one hundred signatures. Please take a moment to post this link somewhere new so we can reach that mark before the next meeting.
40 Comments
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Sian Andrews
15 years ago
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My little girl was born prematurely by 9 weeks by emergency c section, if it was for Wrexham scbu, then i can't bear to think what may have happened to her. Please don't try to fix something that's not broke in the first place.
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catherine jones
12 years ago
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It is essential that the unit stays open, Wrexham has a huge intake of people from surrounding areas as well as Wrexham itself,alot of the people cannot afford to travel further afield.
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Carolyn roberts
12 years ago
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Sick babies need to be cared for locally. If the unit is moved some of these precious babies will die . Of that there is no doubt.
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Trish Hatton
12 years ago
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A vital service for so many families - can't imagine having to travel to & from Liverpool at such a stressful time!
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Eloise Roberts
12 years ago
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Our daughter was born 7 weeks early and is still in SCBU they are doing an amazing job caring for her 27/7 god only knows where Megan would be without them thank you xx
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Florence Paddock
12 years ago
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I've had 3 prem babies 2 of which born in Wrexham one glan clwyd one only born 7 weeks early but got poorly on day 3 needed an op in Liverpool but couldn't stabilise enough to get in ambulance how can these babies even smaller than mine make the journey
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Mandy allan
12 years ago
My granddaughter was 6 weeks early. The Wrexham SBCU gave her life!!!
The exhaustion is setting in but we are drifting closer to one thousand signatures. Please reach out to those in your circle so we can hit this mark before the next official review.
Reached 100 supporters
October 4, 2010
October 1, 2010
The exhaustion is setting in but we are inching toward one hundred signatures. Please take a moment to post this link somewhere new so we can reach that mark before the next meeting.
40 Comments
S
Sian Andrews
15 years ago
Featured
My little girl was born prematurely by 9 weeks by emergency c section, if it was for Wrexham scbu, then i can't bear to think what may have happened to her. Please don't try to fix something that's not broke in the first place.
C
catherine jones
12 years ago
Featured
It is essential that the unit stays open, Wrexham has a huge intake of people from surrounding areas as well as Wrexham itself,alot of the people cannot afford to travel further afield.
C
Carolyn roberts
12 years ago
Featured
Sick babies need to be cared for locally. If the unit is moved some of these precious babies will die . Of that there is no doubt.
T
Trish Hatton
12 years ago
Featured
A vital service for so many families - can't imagine having to travel to & from Liverpool at such a stressful time!
E
Eloise Roberts
12 years ago
Featured
Our daughter was born 7 weeks early and is still in SCBU they are doing an amazing job caring for her 27/7 god only knows where Megan would be without them thank you xx
F
Florence Paddock
12 years ago
Featured
I've had 3 prem babies 2 of which born in Wrexham one glan clwyd one only born 7 weeks early but got poorly on day 3 needed an op in Liverpool but couldn't stabilise enough to get in ambulance how can these babies even smaller than mine make the journey
M
Mandy allan
12 years ago
My granddaughter was 6 weeks early. The Wrexham SBCU gave her life!!!
My little girl was born prematurely by 9 weeks by emergency c section, if it was for Wrexham scbu, then i can't bear to think what may have happened to her. Please don't try to fix something that's not broke in the first place.