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billmoseley
24-Dec-11, 17:07
I know some people aren't fond of Prince Philip but i like the him he's a man who says what he thinks. Hope he gets well soon
john w
24-Dec-11, 17:27
I have a great respect for the man, he is not afraid to speak his mind and not afraid of the "PC" brigade unlike most. I wish him a speedy recovery and best wishes.
Corrie 3
24-Dec-11, 18:21
I do feel that he jumped the NHS waiting list to get his blockage done, I know folk in Caithness who have had to wait much longer and never made the news headlines either.
We are all equal and all in this together....Aye right!!!!

C3.............:roll:;)
yorkshire lassie
24-Dec-11, 19:29
he was having chest pains. isn't that an emergency which needs treating straight away? i doubt he's an nhs patient anyway ;)
starfish
24-Dec-11, 19:37
my dad had chest pains and needed the smae operation as philip he also had his the next day when he was stable that was in essex and nhs
billmoseley
24-Dec-11, 20:10
surely i started this thread to wish Philip well not to have a go because he got fast treatment it's xmas lets just wish him well
Alrock
24-Dec-11, 20:14
If he is lucky he might get a visit from Keith Chegwin tomorrow to help cheer him up....
billmoseley
24-Dec-11, 20:16
If he is lucky he might get a visit from Keith Chegwin tomorrow to help cheer him up....
i said wish him well not torture him
starfish
24-Dec-11, 20:18
surely i started this thread to wish Philip well not to have a go because he got fast treatment it's xmas lets just wish him well i agree with you the point i made is that the nhs do treat people whom need urgent care unlike some threads on here question but i do wish him a speedy recovery
pat
24-Dec-11, 20:20
Wish him all the best.
He has done extremely well as companion to HM the Queen, a few blunders but who is perfect?
If they sent in Keith Chegwin I would love to be around to here/see HRHs words and actions!
Mystical Potato Head
24-Dec-11, 20:30
Wish him all the best.
He has done extremely well as companion to HM the Queen, a few blunders but who is perfect?
If they sent in Keith Chegwin I would love to be around to here/see HRHs words and actions!

I think the last word would be orf!!!
Alrock
24-Dec-11, 23:13
I really really do hope he gets well....
We've already got a Jubilee to contend with this year, last thing we need is a state funeral to endure also...
RecQuery
24-Dec-11, 23:36
They finally worked out what the pain in his chest was. His heart miraculously started beating against after laying dormant for so long.
bekisman
25-Dec-11, 08:52
They finally worked out what the pain in his chest was. His heart miraculously started beating against after laying dormant for so long.
beating against what?
changilass
25-Dec-11, 08:57
Nice to see the Christmas spirit and basic humanity is alive and well on the org - NOT :roll:

Have a lovely day everyone.
Gronnuck
25-Dec-11, 10:53
I hope he gets well enough to rejoin the rest of his family soon.
I can't help but feel a bit sorry for the old duffer. It couldn't have been much fun giving up his career in the navy to act as escort to the Queen. He might well have enjoyed lots of foreign travel, had grand houses to live in, decent motors to gad about in but most of life's decisions would not have been his to make.
My wish for him would be peace and contentment at a duty dilligently done.
TAFKAL
25-Dec-11, 10:59
most of life's decisions would not have been his to make.

How would that have been any different from being in the navy?

I wish him well x
bekisman
25-Dec-11, 13:55
How would that have been any different from being in the navy?

I wish him well x
Maybe 'cos you eventually come out of the Navy?
teddybear1873
25-Dec-11, 16:48
Get well soon Phillip.

God save the Queen.
iain
25-Dec-11, 17:13
Not bothered about the Royals but yer man is a WW2 vet so all the best Phil the Greek/Dane :)
phil1958
25-Dec-11, 19:53
I Wish him a speedy recovery and back with his family the ones he love soon as i know they will be worrying about him as we all do....speedy recovery
Phill
25-Dec-11, 20:25
He's in fine hands, don't you worry.

http://i805.photobucket.com/albums/yy337/Phill_Rawlins/carryonhrh.jpg
golach
25-Dec-11, 22:35
Best wishes to the Duke of Edinburgh....long may you reign
bekisman
25-Dec-11, 23:07
The poor old boy did not ask to be in this position, fate delivers us to many varied facets of life - did we ask to be born as bog-standard human beings who can't say a good word for our Nick the Greek, may he soon fully recover..

Must go, got family here, can't spend time viewing posts!
Aaldtimer
26-Dec-11, 04:12
..."Nick the Greek"...

Who he?:confused
piratelassie
28-Dec-11, 16:47
If my dad had had the medical care he,s had, he would be alive today.