The Ray Darcy Show - April 28th 2018 10.05pm

taylor3

What a woman. What a story. Speechless listening to her. Absolute shameful what is going on. Have no other words. God love her.

Call me Al

Thank you Vicky.
From the bottom of my heart thank you.

Us women of Ireland owe you a debt of gratitude.

Patty O Furniture

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Eh men have no such free checks.

Unfortunately, men are terrible at getting checks & leaving it too late:o

Sadly i know 2 who died of cancer, 1 had a family & had only 30 days left,

Atlantic Dawn

This feckin ar$ehole.

vicwatson

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

"Stand aside"...does that mean she will no longer be on wages and lose her pension or will she be on full wages until her retirement age and then get her full pension?

Harris should sack her

iamwhoiam

Thank you Vicky from a mother of two daughters and an aunty to many nieces
I stand too and applaud you

Skid X

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

How can a government agency pay someone off quietly with our tax money?

Was the award made against the (American) laboratory who were negligent?


https://www.rte.ie/news/courts/2018/0425/957122-vicky-phelan/

This morning the court was told the case had now settled and the case against the HSE could be struck out with no order.

The settlement with the US laboratory for €2.5m was made without admission of liability.

walshb

vladmydad wrote: »

This lady is one of the most incredible people I’ve ever seen

The judge said she was the most impressive “witness” that he had ever come across.

Desperate sad..

Atlantic Dawn

Patty O Furniture wrote: »

Unfortunately, men are terrible at getting checks & leaving it too late:o

Sadly i know 2 who died of cancer, 1 had a family & had only 30 days left,

I know, I basically won't go to a doctor until I physically have to or suspect I might die.

Arne_Saknussem

Who's this guy?

Atlantic Dawn

Does he know a moth has landed on his suit?

Welsh Megaman

My invite to the VIP style awards must have got lost in the post again.

The high horse brigade

monkey9 wrote: »

To give credit to Ray, i think he handled that interview very very well.

I thought the same and I don't usually like him

Amberjack

The fact that they tried to gag her and get her to sign a Confidentiality clause absolutely shocks me. She is a true hero

Atlantic Dawn

Amberjack wrote: »

The fact that they tried to gag her and get her to sign a Confidentiality clause absolutely shocks me. She is a true hero

Whoever made that decision should also "stand down".

Atlantic Dawn

Has anyone ever made a wedding dress out of hemp?

Arne_Saknussem

I'm not waiting

Skid X

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I know, I basically won't go to a doctor until I physically have to or suspect I might die.

I'm the same,

I think you suggested before something like mandatory 10 year check ups for everyone, that would make sense.

eric hoone

monkey9 wrote: »

To give credit to Ray, i think he handled that interview very very well.

He did except did he have to say she's 'staring death in the face' at the end. What a class act that lady is, this could be a watershed moment for exposing medical misadventures in ireland

Welsh Megaman

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

This feckin ar$ehole.

With the guy from 'Say Yes To The Dress'.

darlett

Call me Al wrote: »

Thank you Vicky.
From the bottom of my heart thank you.

Us women of Ireland owe you a debt of gratitude.

Us men would also like to give you our sincere heartfelt thanks.

Yer Da sells Avon

Arne_Saknussem wrote: »

Who's this guy?

Fronk. He's a bit of a cont.

Atlantic Dawn

Skid X wrote: »

I'm the same,

I think you suggested before something like mandatory 10 year check ups for everyone, that would make sense.

Yes I did, if it can be done for cars once a year it should be possible to do it for humans.

Welsh Megaman

CARK!

vladmydad

vladmydad wrote: »

Between the appalling decisions of the NHS with that child Alfie and the incompetence of the HSE with this poor woman’s situation. It’s not been a good week for state run public health systems.

No comparison between poor Alfie who was born with a condition that was incompatible with life in the long term, a brain that was made up of mostly water ......with this woman who was healthy and living her life until a smear test was misdiagnosed. Her treatment could have been so easy and she could have lived a long healthy life .
Alder Hey hospital cared for Alfie for at least a year and he had a medical team that did everything for him . Nothing incompetent about it , the poor parents just couldn’t accept his life was ending.

You’re not comparing like with like .

Skid X

I have no interest in Royal Weddings or Royal Babies,


but I really really love to see how much some Irish people get annoyed at how some other Irish people are interested in those things.

Yer Da sells Avon

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I know, I basically won't go to a doctor until I physically have to or suspect I might die.

Same. There's about as much chance of me going to a doctor as there is of these shooting pains down my left arm disappearing all by themselves.

golfball37

monkey9 wrote: »

To give credit to Ray, i think he handled that interview very very well.

Don’t agree, it was a disgrace the way he cut her off when she was about to talk about victims who have died because of this. Extremely ignorant and towing line at all costs

Atlantic Dawn

The right side dress looks more modridden.

Yer Da sells Avon

Skid X wrote: »

I have no interest in Royal Weddings or Royal Babies,


but I really really love to see how much some Irish people get annoyed at how some other Irish people are interested in those things.

Me, when I see Irish people interested in those things:

Skid X

Hapax Legomenon wrote: »

Same. There's about as much chance of me going to a doctor as there is of these shooting pains down my left arm disappearing all by themselves.

Look after yourself, lad.

BorneTobyWilde

Neighbour, how lazy.

Arne_Saknussem

Was hoping for this kind of battle

SEPT 23 1989

Redneck

Patty O Furniture

walshb wrote: »

The judge said she was the most impressive “witness” that he had ever come across.

Desperate sad..

Yeah, while the HSE can hire top lawyers to intimidate you :mad:

Amberjack wrote: »

The fact that they tried to gag her and get her to sign a Confidentiality clause absolutely shocks me. She is a true hero

If you tune in at 2.50pm on Thurs, it was on liveline when Vicky's solicitor had said about the NDA.:(:eek:

Welsh Megaman

Didn't know Shampoo had reformed.

Uh-oh, we're in trouble!

(Niche 90's pop culture reference)

vladmydad

Deleted User wrote: »

vladmydad wrote: »

Between the appalling decisions of the NHS with that child Alfie and the incompetence of the HSE with this poor woman’s situation. It’s not been a good week for state run public health systems.

No comparison between poor Alfie who was born with a condition that was incompatible with life in the long term, a brain that was made up of mostly water ......with this woman who was healthy and living her life until a smear test was misdiagnosed. Her treatment could have been so easy and she could have lived a long healthy life .
Alder Hey hospital cared for Alfie for at least a year and he had a medical team that did everything for him . Nothing incompetent about it , the poor parents just couldn’t accept his life was ending.

You’re not comparing like with like .

No the NHS fought to stop them from trying other treatments in Italy . That is terrifying that the state takes ownership of your child, absolutely disgusting

Patty O Furniture

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

My invite to the VIP style awards must have got lost in the post again.

Maybe a good thing, as you don't want your VPL seen at the VIP style awards :P

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

With the guy from 'Say Yes To The Dress'.

Unfortunately, i know that its on the same time as the LLS & Dont Tell The Bride ireland is on E4 on Thurs

liam7831

Darcy really knows how to put his foot in it, "trust issues"

darlett

Is it the word 'juxtaposition' which best describes this segment following the last? Or the word 'crap'?

Welsh Megaman

Russell Crowe is going to have to go 'medieval' on the audience.

Skid X

Hapax Legomenon wrote: »

Me, when I see Irish people interested in those things:

:pac:

Being in the line of succession to the Crown is the opposite of being one of the oldest people in the World.

If you are Viscount Severn you are now down to Number 11, and unless you go all Richard III on your relatives you're never going to get the big gig. The only way is down. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Succession_to_the_British_throne#Current_line_of_succession


But if you are the 11th oldest person in the World (Maria Capovilla), you can only move up. Just hang in there and every death above you gets you closer to the Guinness Book of Records and Worldwide fame https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_verified_oldest_people

Atlantic Dawn

This will be zero success.

monkey9

Skid X wrote: »

Look after yourself, lad.

Unless his finger tips are tingling, he's absolutely fine.

Mr.Crinklewood

Flowers to end up in the lights and burn the place down?

Atlantic Dawn

How in the jaysus did that not get spotted in life, he basically got registered in a school as the wrong sex.

iamwhoiam

vladmydad wrote: »

No the NHS fought to stop them from trying other treatments in Italy . That is terrifying that the state takes ownership of your child, absolutely disgusting

You are misinformed .
There were no other treatments in Italy .Alfies brain was liquifying , no one can regenerate a brain that has no white matter . The Italian hospital were offering to do a tracheotomy and PEG feeding tube to prolong Alfies life . A life on life support with no hope of cure . Italy had no cure or never offered a treatment , only palliative care

SEPT 23 1989

Now that's just fcuking embarrassing

Welsh Megaman

Skid X

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Didn't know Shampoo had reformed.

Uh-oh, we're in trouble!

(Niche 90's pop culture reference)

Bravo!

Viva les Megabrides