Tim Kennedy's ER Emergency

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Tim Kennedy went to the ER at the Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital on Aug. 24 in extreme pain.

After nearly 10 hours in the waiting room, he began vomiting blood, and he knew he needed help urgently.

Kennedy says his experience will be a guiding factor in how he votes in October ’s provincial election.

Horizon Health Network president and CEO of the health authority says they take patient concerns seriously.

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