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People who talk like that are attempting to appear indepen- dent, to give the imp-mien that they are self-suit/st, that they need no one, WQirlpool & Spa Sale Th Factory SuperStJre Jerson no longer has any bend}; or family to 15 never too late to change and here are some PERSPECTIVE The narrow hallway, cluttered with supply bores, chairs and wheelchairs in what was once the nurses residence, is the temporary home of close to 80 kidney patients who use the facility between four to 24 hours, sometimes up to three times a week. Although the unit is cluttered and needs a good paint job, to some of the 75 nurses on the fifth floor of the Green Street location, it's homey - but to those in charge, improvement is needed. So, Seventh Heaven is just around the corner for this overused Dialysis Unit, when they move to the seventh floor of the K-W Hospital next April. The move and expansion is going to be a costly venture - $1.3 million - but it will allow the unit to treat the evtinereaaiag number of patients. Back in 1976 this unit served just tour patients, but between 1980 and 1990, treatments " the Dialysis Unit increased by 350 per cent without any signifieiant expansion of the facilities. Diabetes, a major cause of kidney failure, is increasing at an alarming rate of six per cent per year. The bottom line is that they're running out of space while many patients are running out of time. "If you need dialysis and don't get it, you die, So we don't have an option but to treat, and that gets really tough," said Dawn Evans,program manager for the Dialysis Unit. She sees the expansion as a step in the right direction. The unit itself has increased by three more stations giving the unit a total of 16, but it's still within the same floor space slotted to the unit back in 1976. Just walkiiig down the corridor of Kitchener. Waterloo Hospital's Dialysis Unit is an emotional experience. Move means better days ahead for overtaxed dialysis unit Pete Cudhea Chromcle Staff Art Albrecht la taken of! his four-hour run time ot the dialysis machine by Kitchener-Waterloo ktmtltal nuns Jane Williams. 'ititisdWe, q? s at? we re 39,000 a " Factory ' Sumo” To date, over $400,000 has been raised for the new wing, spearheaded by a 8250.000 donation by builder Lyle Hallmn. Donations have also come from area service clubs, and special functions such as Popcorn Tuesdays, which raised more than $30,000 for the new wing. Once they locate on the seventh floor of the main building, the changes will have many benerita. They already have the CAPD and the Peritoneal Dialysis program in operation on one wing on floor seven. while in another wing will eventually be just for hemodialrits. It will be a large open area where they have four rooms to dialysise the morecritical patients. The other 12 pftients will be set up in a horseshoe area around _ "__ _' ... _r ... " "Wm“, '".5." mm... the nurses' station where the nurses will be able to visualize the _treatments "We need more and better space. All the Mule rooms with a patient here and a patient there are very cluttered. It's certainly not very pretty It's very removed from the main building and when we have a crisis over here we're a long way from help. It you come through the tunnel you'd appreciate how far we have to with a stretcher when someone is arresting. 'tlt it happens "We have their blood outside of their body and we remove fluid and impurities and sometimes they go into cardiac arrest, or they become critically ill and we have to get them back into ICU - Intensive Care Unit - which is a long bumpy ride on a stetcher." 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