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2 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Feb. 2, 2005
Hospital study gr
telephone survey
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of respondents and orthopedic surgery was rated as very
important by 40 per cent of respondents.
Ratings of not important ranged from one per cent for X-
ray facilities to 12 per cent for orthopedic surgery.
Along with ratings of the services offered at the hospital,
the survey asked respondents about hospital usage of Seaforth
Community Hospitals and other hospitals in the area.
In the Seaforth area, 88 per cent used the Seaforth hospital
while those living in the Vanastra area went to Clinton Public
Hospital. A small number also used hospitals in Exeter,
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In the Brussels area, 57 per cent used the Seaforth hospital,
with significant numbers using Listowel and Wingham
hospitals.
Larone pointed out''that 46 people surveyed used the
Seaforth hospital even though another hospital is closer to
them.
""That's a pretty significant number because it shows a huge
loyalty," he said, adding that if the number indicates 10 per
cent of the population, it could reflect 400 people in Huron
East using SCH when other hospitals are closer to them.
Hospital study group member Dr. Ken Rodney says it's
remarkable that despite three adverse factors facing Brussels
residents - a long distance call to Seaforth, closer local
hospitals and the fact that the ambulance takes patients to the
nearest hospital, not the hospital of their choice Brussels
patients are still using SCH.
"That's powerful," he says.
While the study group is still working on a report of their
observations and conclusions from their research, they have
asked to formally present their findings to the Huron Perth
Healthcare Alliance at its March meeting in Seaforth.
A second public meeting will be held to discuss the
research results but no date has been set yet. The group
expects to hold its public meeting sometime in May.
Seaforth woman
survived Dachau
concentration camp
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to her boyfriend, who was a
German officer and doctor
and he put splints on her
foot.
Tasia's shoulder and
collar bone were left to heal
on their own and she still
remembers the pain from
the break, which took
months to heal.
"War isn't nice," she says.
She spent five years in the
factory in Germany, living
in a wooden building with
15 girls who slept in bunk
beds that ringed the room,
which was heated by a pot-
bellied stove in the middle
of the room.
"We used to sit around
that stove and try to get
warm while we talked and
worried about our families,"
she says.
She says the workers from
Romania and Russia would
work on the first floor of the
factory making shells while
German women and
teenagers worked on the
second floor filling the
shells with explosives.
"We worked for next to
nothing and I didn't know
until the war was over what
we were making," she says.
Forced to greet each other
with "Heil Hitler," Tasia
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started to rebel and refused
to say it.
"According to Hitler, I
was a bad girl because I
wouldn't say it. I used to tell
them my arm was sore. And,
after two or three times,
they sent me to the
concentration camp," she
says.
While Tasia doesn't want
to talk much about what -
happened while she was in
the concentration camp, she
does share that she mostly
remembers being hungry all
the time after daily meals of
carrots, potatoes and
sauerkraut, food she
couldn't eat after the war.
Pointing to her right ear,
she says she lost her hearing
in one ear during her time in
Dachau because she was
beaten by the guards.
As well, she remembers
digging trenches with short -
handled shovels for the
graves of those who died in
the camp.
"Most of all, I hated
digging those graves. I
wouldn't wish what I lived
through on anygne," she
says.
She also remembers the
day when the American
tanks arrived and liberated
the camp.
"I saw this great big tank
coming and I didn't know
what it was because I'd only
seen German tanks. The
soldiers got out and walked
around with the rifles on
their shoulders," she says.
She was relocated after
the war at 19 years of age to
Nuremburg, Germany where
she knew a woman she
could live with for several
years.
But, as soon as she could,
she applied to emigrate to
Canada.
"1 didn't want to be a
German citizen because they
had treated me so badly and
brutally," she says. 0
After working for a year
as a housemaid in Quebec,
she ended up in Parkhill,
Ontario where she met her
husband and moved to the
Seaforth area to a farm.
Her son Bill Anderson
says he grew up hearing his
mother's stories about the
war but'has heard the most
details about her experience
during the past 10 years
when Tasia has become
fascinated with the History
Channel on cable TV.
"There's worse stuff that
happened to her but you
won't hear her talk about
that. It's hard to imagine
what she went through," he
says.
When asked how she
thinks she survived her
years during the war, Tasia
shrugs her shoulders and
says, "You had no choice."
"She's tough as nails,"
says Bill. "You just trudge
on, you don't let things
bother you - that's what
mother is all about."