Barrie Fund raiser for RVH Regional Cancer Fund

By: Roger Frost
Submitted: 2008-12-19 10:52:27
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Roger Frost, the owner of Barrie Home Inspector, is donating all funds raised through home inspections for the period of December 15th to 20th of 2008. He is offering to provide a Professional Home Inspection, which starts at $199.00, and donate the proceeds in the clients name. The Royal Victoria Hospital will be sending out letters to all participants advising them that a donation has been made in their name. Included in the inspection is a Free WETT inspection of any wood burning appliance, also Free Thermal Scan of insulation and electrical panel is also provided. As always, Roger provides a Money-Back guarantee, good for 30 days after possession, if the client is not 100% satisfied.  No questions asked. Roger has over 1,500 paid inspections, is a member of the Ontario Building Officials Association and has completed all of his Building Code Qualified courses. Take advantage of the Premier Inspection service available in the area and support your regional cancer center at the same time.  Please call Roger at 705-795-8255 to arrange your Professional Home Inspection.

Health is of the utmost importance to each and every Canadian. The recent announcement of the forthcoming Radiation Bunker to Royal Victoria Hospital this fall will bring to our region important access to care here at home.

When it arrives, this bunker will provide cancer patients throughout Simcoe-Muskoka access to life-saving radiation right here in the City of Barrie. There is no doubt our community has united and worked together for some time to ensure the realization of a long anticipated regional cancer center at Royal Victoria Hospital.

The announcement of the mobile radiation facility to arrive at RVH in the fall is an example of what increases in healthcare transfers at the federal level can to do to assist the provinces in achieving better healthcare.

Having spent much time working with the Honorable Tony Clement, Minister of Health, Ms. Janice Skot, RVH CEO, Garth Matheson and Dr. Rob Ballagh to bring this effort to realization it is pleasing to see that our dedicated work has paid off. This illustrates another example of how partisan politics can be pushed aside to get things done for Barrie residents.

It is estimated that 153,100 new cases of cancer will occur in 2007. The most frequently diagnosed cancer will continue to be breast cancer for women and prostate cancer for men. By 2014, it is estimated that the RVH radiation program will be caring for 1600+ patients annually. These statistics demonstrate the important impact the mobile radiation facility will have on our community.

The ability of RVH to deliver Radiation Therapy to treat patients with cancer will have a fundamental impact on cancer patients in this region. Traveling for treatment puts a difficult burden on both patients and their families and can cause complications that could compromise a patient’s health. The availability of treatment close to home will ensure that cancer patients have ease of access to pain management, care management, including the management of side-effects. Further they will not have the cost of traveling to Princess Margaret Hospital in Toronto for treatment and care.

Until construction of the Simcoe-Muskoka Regional Cancer Centre is completed and open, the early addition of the mobile radiation facility will allow the hospital to deal with over 60,000 patient visits in its first year of operation alone. Team work truly does make the dream work!

Roger Frost, Building Code Qualified
Member of OBOA and NACHI
Over 1,500 Paid Home Inspections
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