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Conjoined Twins operation successful :)

john-joe

Just heard on News!

http://www.dublins98.ie/news-sport/news/twins-survive943/

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MagicMarker

yay

Shinyboots

nice one ( or should that be two )

cynder

good, but it will be a at least 48 hours before they are out of the woods.

prinz

Great news for the family. Hope the recovery goes well too.

mathie

grindelwald wrote: »

good, but it will be a at least 48 hours before they are out of the woods.

Surgery in the woods? Is that what we're reduced to?

Harney has a lot to answer for.

eyeball kid

At least there is some good news these days.

bazmaiden

mathie wrote: »

Surgery in the woods? Is that what we're reduced to?

Harney has a lot to answer for.

someone tell him :rolleyes:

happyfriday

Oh that's great news, it was a little worrying there when there was no news until the afternoon. Hope they make a speedy recovery now!!!

flanzer

Great news alright.....

Let's hope this thread doesn't go the way mine went!

Danbo!

Anyone else hear the news and picture Dr Nick leaving the theatre shouting "Good news, the operation was a complete success". Nope? Just me then.

ROCKMAN

Great news

Biggins

Delighted to hear, cheers - and here's hoping there will be no further what could be called "serious complications" to contend with.

RTE playing catch-up: http://www.rte.ie/news/2010/0408/benhaffaf.html

coldwood92

yipee

glossy

Delighted to hear that,

stovelid

Great news. Genuinely brought a smile to my face.

But lets all remember to keep on caring for them even if they end up on gear, conceive out of wedlock; find themselves unemployed, marry a traveler; end up driving a taxi or working in the public service. :P

IITYWYBMAD

stovelid wrote: »

Great news. Genuinely brought a smile to my face.

But lets all remember to keep on caring for them even if they end up on gear, conceive out of wedlock; find themselves unemployed, marry a traveler; end up driving a taxi or working in the public service. :P

+1 (except for the public service thing!!!)

fitz0

Stee wrote: »

Anyone else hear the news and picture Dr Nick leaving the theatre shouting "Good news, the operation was a complete success". Nope? Just me then.

I think it was covered in the last thread, you're not allowed to hear something and immediately think of something funny.

Don't let it happen again.

mathie

bazmaiden wrote: »

someone tell him :rolleyes:

Face meet palm.

Elenxor

so mabe some doctors are worth their fees.....
(just saying)

tech77

That's brilliant.

Also, in before the mandatory curmudgeonly posts asking why this story is so deserving of coverage, what with all the stuff going on in the world... and stuff.

Double yay.

kelle

stovelid wrote: »

But lets all remember to keep on caring for them even if they end up ........ working in the public service. :P

Who carried out their operation, then?

Anyway, great news and I hope the little fighters keep on fighting!

mud

grindelwald wrote: »

good, but it will be a at least 48 hours before they are out of the woods.

Ugh, that smiley is so inappropriate.

Very pleased to hear this. Yay for that family! Hope they have loads of joy with their children.

segaBOY

Great news, fair play to all the staff involved and I wish the little fellas the very best.

iguana

kelle wrote: »

Who carried out their operation, then?

NHS staff. The operation was carried out in England.

kelle

iguana wrote: »

NHS staff. The operation was carried out in England.

OK, let's not start an argument about PS workers here or in the UK.

They did a great job, thank God!

keano_afc

And then there were two.

Splendour

It's really fantastic news. I'll keep the prayers up for their recovery...

Dudess

Wonderful news all right - bless the li'l dudes.

stovelid wrote: »

But lets all remember to keep on caring for them even if they end up on gear

Pffft... there's no gear in Cork.

flanzer wrote: »

Let's hope this thread doesn't go the way mine went!

Yeah, let's hope there's not too much high-horse mounting, personal abuse, assumptions about people's parental status...

Stee wrote: »

Anyone else hear the news and picture Dr Nick leaving the theatre shouting "Good news, the operation was a complete success". Nope? Just me then.

I couldn't help thinking of Bart and Hugo... And the scene where Dr Hibbert is giving the conjoined guys a rundown on the surgical procedure, when they're suddenly separated nicely by the Monorail anchor.

mud wrote: »

Ugh, that smiley is so inappropriate.

It's just a big smile...

dsmythy

Now we have two bouncing baby boys! Yet more soldiers, in the fight against COMMUNISM!

Diabhal Beag

This was great news when I heard it