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amother
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 Yesterday at 2:21 pm
I am looking to start a new service/gemach,
When people have a hospital appointment they normally provide for themselves for 2-3 hours. But what happens if someone have an appointment that takes a lot longer or if you or a relative are taken by Hatzoloh to Royal Free Hospital and you are kept much longer then you thought or even worse you are admitted to a ward. This is where I want to be of help. We would go one or twice a day from Golders Green to Royal Free and maybe only once on a Friday to bring to a patient any provisions they are missing out on and really need to have with them.
My question is what is a good and relevant name for this service/gemach?
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amother
Peru
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Yesterday at 2:35 pm
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(Heimishe) Hospital Helpers?
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amother
Denim
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Yesterday at 2:38 pm
Love that!
Would people need to call in to tell you what they need in advance of your drop-in times?
I remember being stuck at the hospital without (lots of things but most important at the time) a phone charger on a busy Erev Yom Tov. It would have been a lifesaver to have someone local drop by with what I needed. Kol hakavod!
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amother
Brickred
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Yesterday at 2:41 pm
Great idea!
A name? 'You look after your health, we'll look after everything else!'
Or 'Worry about your health, not anything else!'
Or something along those lines.
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amother
Mayflower
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Yesterday at 3:15 pm
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Wow! What a special idea!! I have gone through multiple urgent admissions and just cried for someone to bring me my missing items. Charger snood and even cold water. Maybe u can name it delivering a light in the dark or easing admissions.
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amother
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Yesterday at 3:18 pm
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One important thing I forgot to post. The items for the patient would need to be brought to my house
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Ruchi
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Yesterday at 7:17 pm
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How about "Helping Hands" ?
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