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keraka wrote:What really became of us Kenyans.Why dont we want to reason and atleast see sense and constructively criticize wanton Govt spending when our tribesmen are at the helm.
A few months ago I drove my one and only brother to KNH for that urgently needed life-saving dialysis session.Sadly the few available machines were either occupied or had broken down,After more than 15 hrs of waiting sadly my bro passed away.I would be at peace if that does not happen again to anybody else,and that can only happen if this govt prioritizes its expenditure humanely.
This is sad. My condolences. Live Full Die Empty - Les Brown.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/18/2011 Posts: 12,069 Location: Kianjokoma
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pole @keraka, i will be very happy the day govt prioritizes food security and health in that order
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/11/2012 Posts: 5,222
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InnovateGuy wrote:keraka wrote:What really became of us Kenyans.Why dont we want to reason and atleast see sense and constructively criticize wanton Govt spending when our tribesmen are at the helm.
A few months ago I drove my one and only brother to KNH for that urgently needed life-saving dialysis session.Sadly the few available machines were either occupied or had broken down,After more than 15 hrs of waiting sadly my bro passed away.I would be at peace if that does not happen again to anybody else,and that can only happen if this govt prioritizes its expenditure humanely.
This is sad. My condolences. That must have been painful. So sorry. Can't the government in 'celebration' use the money to refurbish KNH and/or build a laptop churning factory in Kenya(maybe in Konza)? Job creation, stopping capital flight, revenue generation, progress... they can even 'eat' from there but atleast we'll be moving somewhere
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Rank: Elder Joined: 3/29/2011 Posts: 2,242
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Njung'e wrote:What are they smoking over there in statehouse? Chinedu's exhibits. "Things that matter most must never be at the mercy of things that matter least." Goethe
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Rank: Elder Joined: 4/22/2010 Posts: 11,522 Location: Nairobi
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Mukiri wrote:InnovateGuy wrote:keraka wrote:What really became of us Kenyans.Why dont we want to reason and atleast see sense and constructively criticize wanton Govt spending when our tribesmen are at the helm.
A few months ago I drove my one and only brother to KNH for that urgently needed life-saving dialysis session.Sadly the few available machines were either occupied or had broken down,After more than 15 hrs of waiting sadly my bro passed away.I would be at peace if that does not happen again to anybody else,and that can only happen if this govt prioritizes its expenditure humanely.
This is sad. My condolences. That must have been painful. So sorry. Can't the government in 'celebration' use the money to refurbish KNH and/or build a laptop churning factory in Kenya(maybe in Konza)? Job creation, stopping capital flight, revenue generation, progress... they can even 'eat' from there but atleast we'll be moving somewhere @Keraka pole sana...was thinking along@Mukiri,s lines...what about toning down on the celebration,and embarking on a major uplift/facelift of our hospitals build extra wards and buy better equipment,new bed sheets and other stuff...atleast this will be felt by the lowest of the low...but its hard to take in other peoples challenges when you are living in plenty,when you eat well,sleep in a nice home and get good medi care.... possunt quia posse videntur
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Rank: Member Joined: 5/7/2009 Posts: 155
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jguru wrote:newfarer wrote:
a dialysis machine costs 102 million. patients wait for months to get treatment at Kenyatta hospital because the obsolete machines available are always down.do you see anything to celebrate when these fellow Kenyans are suffering?
boost supermarket butcheries with my tax.ABK.
and the small Matter of IDPs most of who voted for JUBILEE in the hope that they can return to their shambas or get compensation? na hii baridi yote in camps?
Slight correction. A Fresenius, Braun, Baxter or Nikisso dialysis machine costs approximately USD 35000 i.e. 3 million. Consumables, water, electricity and nursing costs an average of Ksh4500 per dialysis session per patient. Some kidney patients at KNH have taken KNH to court over provision of dialysis services at KNH. It's a very sad situation what these patients go through.  When did these machines break down? Why have they never been addressed? Why remind us of it now? Why cant we hold those who never attended it accountable? has it been brought to the government and the same government returned it 'unpaid'?
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Rank: Elder Joined: 4/22/2010 Posts: 11,522 Location: Nairobi
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samsa wrote:jguru wrote:newfarer wrote:
a dialysis machine costs 102 million. patients wait for months to get treatment at Kenyatta hospital because the obsolete machines available are always down.do you see anything to celebrate when these fellow Kenyans are suffering?
boost supermarket butcheries with my tax.ABK.
and the small Matter of IDPs most of who voted for JUBILEE in the hope that they can return to their shambas or get compensation? na hii baridi yote in camps?
Slight correction. A Fresenius, Braun, Baxter or Nikisso dialysis machine costs approximately USD 35000 i.e. 3 million. Consumables, water, electricity and nursing costs an average of Ksh4500 per dialysis session per patient. Some kidney patients at KNH have taken KNH to court over provision of dialysis services at KNH. It's a very sad situation what these patients go through. When did these machines break down? Why have they never been addressed? Why remind us of it now? Why cant we hold those who never attended it accountable? has it been brought to the government and the same government returned it 'unpaid'? Kindly re read what you have posted and shake your head....two wrongs never make a right. possunt quia posse videntur
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Rank: Member Joined: 5/7/2009 Posts: 155
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CLK wrote:alma wrote:I'm surprised that guys here are surprised or pretending to be shocked.
You elect people who are supposed to be in a courtroom and expect things to be rosy?
Na bado. There is nothing you will do about it and even if you do, there is nothing that is going to change. This is the Kenya you wanted and God is good, he gave it to you.
In other news.....Kenyatta National Hospital Heart surgery department has not had a facelift since 1978. All they need is 100 million to equip the facility.
But I guess a statue for Kibaki, a few billboards for Kenyattas father are our path to Konza and Vision 2030. The story on this in the media last week was so heartbreaking.... When was this proposal taken to Uhuru and Ruto and they ignored it? I want to know then I can tell them to go to hell if they cant fix it!
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Rank: Member Joined: 5/13/2008 Posts: 558
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All over sudden some people have become so clever,....really
Within 3 months UhuRuto are suppost to have sorted all the mess in Govt coz you elected them.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/23/2008 Posts: 3,017
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Jaina wrote:All over sudden some people have become so clever,....really
Within 3 months UhuRuto are suppost to have sorted all the mess in Govt coz you elected them. Nobody is asking UHURUTO to sh*t gold, we just think wasting Sh.2.5B on partying when the electorate are desperate for basic human rights is not a good idea. "The purpose of bureaucracy is to compensate for incompetence and lack of discipline." James Collins
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