Cynthia 'Mother' Pratt
CYNTHIA “Mother" Pratt was rushed to hospital on Friday afternoon after attending the funeral of Dorothy Davis, the mother of the Deputy Prime Minister.
Mother Pratt complained of feeling tired, unwell and dizzy during the service at the Zion Baptist Church, Shirley and East Streets.
She was taken in the Attorney General’s car to Doctors Hospital but was able to walk in. She underwent routine tests and is being kept under observation over the weekend. She is reported to be resting comfortably.
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ThisIsOurs 9 years, 1 month ago
Hope she is ok
sansoucireader 9 years, 1 month ago
Not PMH?
duppyVAT 9 years, 1 month ago
Did she cry too much ......... for the ole lady or for Brave????????????
Cobalt 9 years, 1 month ago
Ok..... so let me get this straight....... When a politician gets sick, they seek medical attention at Doctors Hospital. And when the average citizen gets ill, their only recourse is PMH. Yet, these very same politicians expect us to believe that they possess complete confidence in the healthcare delivery system at PMH.
If that's the case.... then why don't exercise the public health system that they're constantly endorsing??? I dare say the answer is obvious! These worthless, crooked ass, politicians know that PMH is well below sub-standard!! How the hell can you promote a product that you refuse to use!!! These politicians are so full of shit until its not even funny!! Mother Pratt included!!
She claims to be a woman of the people, yet when her own well being is at stake, she abandons her guise as a grass-root supporter and seeks medical assistance from those deemed to have better medical resources!! What a hypocrite!!
duppyVAT 9 years, 1 month ago
When push comes to shove ............... we see whose side they are on. Where do they send their children to school? Which clubs do they belong to? Where do they go for vacation? Where do they shop? Who are their circle of socialites? Where do they live? Yep ...................its obvious!!!!!!!!
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