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THURSDAY, JUNE <strong>16</strong>, <strong>2022</strong><br />
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A mother’s story of loss,<br />
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A Burwood mother who<br />
has experienced tragedy<br />
still manages to find<br />
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After losing her 13-dayold<br />
baby and being<br />
diagnosed with stage<br />
four ovarian cancer<br />
with a life expectancy<br />
prognosis of five to 15<br />
years, Sarah Luxon uses<br />
her blog to write about<br />
the “messy things” in<br />
life. Emily Moorhouse<br />
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FOUR YEARS ago Sarah Luxon,<br />
34, gave birth to what appeared<br />
to be a perfectly healthy baby girl<br />
named Mackenzie.<br />
However, the second week into<br />
Mackenzie’s life, Sarah noticed<br />
she was becoming quite grizzly<br />
but after a check up from the<br />
midwife, was told everything was<br />
okay.<br />
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LOSS: (Above left) – Sarah Luxon lost her baby Mackenzie to a heart defect when she was 13-days-old. Since then Sarah<br />
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Kawhe and Kōrero<br />
Thursday, 10-11am<br />
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Want to practice your reo? Go<br />
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a cuppa to build your korero skills<br />
with fellow learners. This session<br />
is aimed at adults who would like<br />
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Maori in a relaxed environment. No<br />
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Rummikub club<br />
Thursday, 10am-noon<br />
Linwood Library<br />
Go along to enjoy a game of Rummikub,<br />
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four players that combines elements<br />
of the card game rummy and mahjong.<br />
Free, no booking required.<br />
MATARIKI WĀ Kōrero-<br />
Storytimes<br />
Thursday, 10.30-11am<br />
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which foster children’s literacy while<br />
celebrating the Māori New Year. All<br />
whānau and caregivers welcome.<br />
Guardians and children 12 and over<br />
will need to wear a face mask.<br />
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Saturday, 10am-noon<br />
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Steady As You Go exercise<br />
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Monday, 10-11am<br />
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Go along to an exercise class,<br />
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Monday, 7.30-9.30pm<br />
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Club membership and casual players<br />
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WHEN STEVEN Muir isn’t testing X-ray<br />
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Muir is the founder of the Aranui Bike Fixup<br />
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afternoon to restore old bikes and teach youth<br />
how to be handy with bike tools.<br />
You’ l rarely see Muir driving his car. Instead<br />
he zips across town on his ebike, towing<br />
six bikes ready to be restored on his trailer.<br />
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• By Emily Moorhouse<br />
VIOLINIST ARNA Morton<br />
has grown up with the Sparks<br />
concert – only this time<br />
around things looked a little<br />
different.<br />
Morton traded the view of<br />
the stage for the view of the<br />
audience as she performed<br />
with the Christchurch<br />
Symphony Orchestra at<br />
Saturday night’s Sparks in<br />
North Hagley Park.<br />
Although performing<br />
at Sparks was a firs time<br />
experience for Morton,<br />
she said the concert went<br />
rea ly we l and had a great<br />
atmosphere.<br />
“I was just so excited to be<br />
back performing together<br />
with the band,” she said.<br />
“Obviously last year we had<br />
a lot of disruptions so it was<br />
nice to have everyone get back<br />
into it.”<br />
Even after playing the<br />
violin since she was five, the<br />
coastal area resident said<br />
it was normal to sti l get<br />
nervous before a performance,<br />
especia ly for a large crowd.<br />
“There’s this heightened<br />
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you go on stage. I definitely<br />
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RESIDENTS LIVING near the<br />
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stench” for weeks now and want<br />
something done to fix it.<br />
The wastewater treatment plant<br />
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Katinka Visser has lived in<br />
Bromley for 35 years, and said<br />
while the stench hasn’t been as<br />
bad during the new year for her,<br />
she sometimes felt as though she<br />
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“I’ve had three nights that I<br />
virtually couldn’t breathe, it was<br />
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She said even after putting her<br />
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Visser said because the wind<br />
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FORMER Coastal-Burwood<br />
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made a bid to return to local body<br />
politics, with plans to stand for<br />
council as an independent for the<br />
Coastal Ward.<br />
Celeste Donovan<br />
is the current<br />
Coastal Ward<br />
councillor and<br />
said it was always<br />
great for democracy<br />
when you<br />
had a choice.<br />
“It’s<br />
encouraging to hear another<br />
woman is standing and there will<br />
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to the election date,” Donovan<br />
said.<br />
Money was the board’s<br />
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SUCCESS: Museum volunteers Quintin Sumner and<br />
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donations, which have enabled the museum to buy the<br />
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Museum hits fundraising target<br />
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IT WAS smiles all round from<br />
volunteers at the New Brighton<br />
Museum, knowing it can finally<br />
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St.<br />
The museum was granted<br />
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The lottery grant was applied<br />
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She said the museum received<br />
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‘It’s made me appreciate what’s actually<br />
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A few days later, feeling like<br />
something wasn’t right, Sarah<br />
took Mackenzie to an after hours<br />
medical centre.<br />
Within minutes of arriving,<br />
Mackenzie’s heart stopped beating.<br />
“It was horrible, just watching<br />
my wee baby being resuscitated<br />
and having to call my husband<br />
to tell him that her heart had<br />
stopped and to come in,” Sarah<br />
said.<br />
“She passed away very suddenly<br />
and I had no idea what had<br />
happened until the post-mortem<br />
came back, and it took months.”<br />
Mackenzie died from a heart<br />
defect where a hole in her heart,<br />
known as a patent ductus arteriosus,<br />
hadn’t properly closed over<br />
after being born as well as having<br />
high blood pressure in her lungs.<br />
Sarah said while the hospital<br />
staff did an incredible job at trying<br />
to help Mackenzie, it was too<br />
much for her little body to handle<br />
and she died at 13-days-old.<br />
“She coped with what ended<br />
up being fatal very well right up<br />
until her body went: ‘We can’t do<br />
this anymore’.”<br />
Afterwards, Sarah felt there<br />
was a lack of mental health<br />
support offered with no funded<br />
clinical psychologists or counsellors<br />
to talk to.<br />
She attended a support group<br />
but said she would have benefited<br />
much more from one-on-one<br />
therapy, and feels as though her<br />
seven-year-old daughter, who<br />
was two at the time would have<br />
benefited from this as well.<br />
Every August, for Mackenzie’s<br />
anniversary, Sarah goes to Tekapo<br />
with her husband Greg, their<br />
daughters Hazel, 7, and Willa, 2,<br />
and her step-daughter Tayla, 19,<br />
to connect as a family through<br />
what is a very hard time.<br />
Last year when they were checking<br />
out of their accommodation,<br />
Sarah asked to book for the same<br />
time next year and got talking to<br />
the woman at reception.<br />
She opened up about the reason<br />
behind their yearly visit and<br />
the pain of loosing Mackenzie.<br />
The woman said to Sarah:<br />
“That’s given me goosebumps,”<br />
and told her about Kenzie’s Gift,<br />
a charity that supports families<br />
going through grief or loss.<br />
The charity was doing a winter<br />
swim challenge to raise money<br />
for mental health to go towards<br />
helping families in similar situations<br />
to Sarah’s.<br />
So Sarah decided to commit to<br />
the winter swims, mostly at New<br />
LOVE: Sarah<br />
Luxon is making<br />
the most of<br />
time she has<br />
left with her<br />
family and said<br />
she’s enjoying<br />
the small things<br />
like picking up<br />
the kids from<br />
school.<br />
PHOTO:<br />
HEATHER<br />
RECORDS<br />
PHOTOGRAPHY<br />
Brighton Beach to raise money<br />
for what she described as a very<br />
worthwhile cause.<br />
“I’m not a big putting myself<br />
out there person but I did 13 dips<br />
so one for each day of Mackenzie’s<br />
life,” Sarah said.<br />
Sarah, who isn’t a strong<br />
swimmer started off with a goal<br />
of raising $300 and was “very<br />
touched” by people’s generosity<br />
when she raised more than<br />
$3000.<br />
However, during her dips,<br />
Sarah noticed a lump on her<br />
abdomen that she assumed was a<br />
hernia.<br />
But after feeling fatigued and<br />
experiencing bowel issues, she<br />
went for a check up.<br />
After multiple visits to doctors,<br />
a gynaecologic oncologist, orthopaedics,<br />
an ultrasound, an MRI,<br />
a biopsy and months of waiting,<br />
Sarah was diagnosed with stage<br />
four ovarian cancer and given a<br />
five to 15-year prognosis.<br />
During this time, Sarah continued<br />
with her winter dips, in<br />
spite of it being painful on her<br />
abdomen.<br />
Sarah said she felt frustrated<br />
with how long it took to get a diagnosis<br />
and said if it was a lump<br />
on her breast she would have got<br />
it checked straight away.<br />
“As women we get told to check<br />
our breasts, but we don’t hear<br />
that there’s no screening at all<br />
for ovarian cancer. It was not<br />
something that I knew about or<br />
considered,” she said.<br />
“There’s just not enough awareness<br />
about all of those issues and<br />
people feel really awkward talking<br />
about ovaries.”<br />
Faced with a prognosis of up<br />
to 15 years and still grieving the<br />
loss of baby Mackenzie, Sarah<br />
realised she felt alone, so started<br />
a blog in hopes of helping others<br />
going through something<br />
similar.<br />
She called it Joy in the Small<br />
Things and posts regularly about<br />
navigating life with her diagnosis<br />
and sharing her experiences.<br />
Let’s use water<br />
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and Banks Peninsula that regularly use large amounts of water.<br />
Most households are using less than 700 litres of water a day and won’t be charged. Thanks for using water like you oughta!<br />
A fairer way to manage our city’s water supply<br />
We don’t charge ratepayers for water itself. We charge for delivering it -<br />
through our network of pipes, pumps and other infrastructure.<br />
When the district’s water use doubles over summer, the cost of<br />
delivering water goes up significantly too. That increase in demand isn’t<br />
spread evenly, with most of the increase due to a small proportion of<br />
households.<br />
When demand on our water supply network is at its peak we’re at risk of<br />
not being able to supply enough water to properties, which could have<br />
serious impacts on public health, and our ability to fight fires.<br />
If everyone uses water like we oughta, we won’t need to spend as much<br />
money expanding our water supply network, and it will also improve<br />
the sustainability of our city’s water supply, which helps us achieve our<br />
climate change goals.<br />
Seek the leak and reduce your use<br />
You can use our Water Reporter online tool to find out how much water<br />
your household uses – visit ccc.govt.nz/WaterReporter<br />
If your household is using a lot of water there might be a leak on<br />
your property. You have time to find the leak and get it fixed.<br />
Our website tells you about how to read your water meter, check for<br />
leaks and reduce your water use*.<br />
*Some properties’ water use is not recorded on the Water Reporter.<br />
This includes: properties with a shared water<br />
meter, properties that haven’t had their<br />
water meter read due to inaccessibility<br />
of the meter and properties without<br />
a water meter.<br />
Let’s use water like we oughta<br />
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important’<br />
“I started it up just as a way<br />
to share with people what was<br />
happening with cancer and<br />
the treatment and I found that<br />
writing helped me work through<br />
quite a few things emotionally<br />
and mentally.”<br />
“I felt quite isolated<br />
or separated<br />
because I didn’t<br />
know anybody<br />
else who had been<br />
through a similar<br />
experience with<br />
having a daughter<br />
die at 13 days and<br />
then finding that<br />
there’s not a huge<br />
amount of awareness<br />
on ovarian<br />
cancer as well,”<br />
Sarah said.<br />
Sarah has undergone<br />
surgery<br />
to have all the<br />
visible tumours<br />
removed and began<br />
chemotherapy<br />
on Christmas Eve,<br />
and is now on<br />
hormone blockers to prevent any<br />
further growths.<br />
“Scientists haven’t done studies<br />
on people with this cancer [ovarian]<br />
so they don’t know how best<br />
to treat it so it’s not that there<br />
are drugs out there that aren’t<br />
funded, it’s that they don’t know<br />
what drugs to actually make<br />
available for us,” Sarah said.<br />
“There’s no research so it feels<br />
quite lonely. They can’t even give<br />
me a prognosis better than five to<br />
15 years.”<br />
Sarah said she’s still trying to<br />
get her head around her prognosis<br />
and gets tripped up on a<br />
daily basis by her seven-year-old<br />
asking questions<br />
like will she ever<br />
be a grandma?<br />
“How do you<br />
respond to that?<br />
Yeah, it’s very<br />
hard.”<br />
Sarah has<br />
stopped working<br />
to spend as much<br />
time as she can<br />
with her family<br />
and said she tries<br />
her best to stay in<br />
the moment.<br />
“I can’t bring<br />
myself to miss out<br />
on the potentially<br />
short time left<br />
with the kids. I’m<br />
enjoying taking<br />
the kids to swimming<br />
lessons and<br />
being there at the<br />
school gates for pick-up.”<br />
Sarah said she feels incredibly<br />
lucky for the people she has<br />
around her and after all she’s<br />
been through it’s changed her<br />
perspective on life.<br />
“It’s made me appreciate what’s<br />
actually important, I don’t sweat<br />
the small stuff,” she said.<br />
“I just want to help people, I<br />
just want to make a difference in<br />
someone else’s life.”<br />
Bid for lower excess water<br />
rates in coastal areas<br />
• By Emily Moorhouse<br />
A COMMUNITY board<br />
member wants people living<br />
in the coastal suburbs to have<br />
cheaper excess water rates.<br />
Community<br />
board<br />
member for the<br />
Burwood Ward<br />
Linda Stewart is<br />
concerned not<br />
enough people<br />
are aware of the<br />
Linda<br />
Stewart<br />
excess water rates<br />
that will come<br />
into effect on<br />
July 1.<br />
“I can see a lot of people are<br />
going to be upset,” she said.<br />
Stewart said the coastal suburbs<br />
are sand-based, so people<br />
tend to use more water to irrigate<br />
their gardens.<br />
“We water more frequently so<br />
I’m feeling a bit sorry for us over<br />
here, I wanted to see a cheaper<br />
rates struck for the coastal<br />
suburbs, any suburb that is sandbased,”<br />
she said.<br />
Stewart posted to a local<br />
Facebook group asking if people<br />
knew about the rate and included<br />
a link for residents to check how<br />
much water they use.<br />
“The feedback was they were<br />
shocked and horrified because<br />
they’ve discovered they’re a really<br />
high user.”<br />
Head of three waters Helen<br />
Beaumont said councillors are<br />
considering<br />
whether implementation<br />
of the<br />
rate gets delayed,<br />
which will be<br />
decided at the annual<br />
plan meeting<br />
on Tuesday.<br />
Stewart is urging<br />
residents to<br />
check their water<br />
use through the<br />
Helen<br />
Beaumont<br />
water reporter on the city council’s<br />
website and said water use<br />
will only increase over summer.<br />
The rate was passed last year<br />
in the city council’s annual plan,<br />
in spite of the Waitai Coastal-<br />
Burwood Community Board<br />
making a submission against it.<br />
The targeted rate will apply<br />
to any single household with a<br />
water meter that uses, on average,<br />
more than 700 litres a day,<br />
roughly equivalent to 100 toilet<br />
flushes.<br />
“Property owners in<br />
Christchurch and Banks<br />
Peninsula will pay a fixed rate<br />
of $1.35 for every 1000 litres<br />
they use over the average limit,”<br />
Beaumont said.<br />
Households will receive an<br />
invoice for any excess water used<br />
roughly every 90 days.<br />
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the excess water rates?<br />
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starmedia.kiwi<br />
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words.<br />
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Saving the planet one skateboard<br />
• By Emily Moorhouse<br />
A 15-YEAR-OLD plans<br />
to educate people on the<br />
importance of recycling through<br />
his skateboard business.<br />
Neith Absalom has found a<br />
way to reuse plastic bottle tops<br />
by melting them down to make<br />
skateboard decks.<br />
Neith is a student at special<br />
character school Ao Tawhiti in<br />
the central city and got the idea<br />
to make skateboards during a<br />
self-directed learning session.<br />
Neith decided he wanted to<br />
take up rowing, but needed<br />
funds to cover the cost of the<br />
sport, inspiring him to start a<br />
business that worked towards<br />
eco-friendliness at the same<br />
time.<br />
After some researching, Neith<br />
learned that number two plastic<br />
(high-density polyethylene),<br />
made out of plastic bottle tops<br />
often isn’t recycled.<br />
“It’s really easy to melt safely. I<br />
had a thing with skateboards because<br />
I really love skateboarding<br />
so it turned into art pieces and<br />
skateboards,” Neith said.<br />
“The current crisis that we’re<br />
in now is people kind of saying<br />
it’s going to be alright and really<br />
it’s not, and my whole thing is to<br />
open people’s eyes up to the stuff<br />
that we’re not recycling which is<br />
quite easily recycled.”<br />
Neith uses just over 1000 bottle<br />
tops to make a board, shredding<br />
the plastic before melting it<br />
down at 120-150 deg C in a metal<br />
frame using a “bake oven.”<br />
Neith made his first board<br />
last year with an old heat plate<br />
he found on Trade Me, using a<br />
wooden frame, but this burnt so<br />
he switched to a metal frame that<br />
his friend Monty shaped for him<br />
in their school’s tech room.<br />
‘As long as it’s not thrown<br />
back into the rubbish I’m<br />
happy’<br />
– Neith Absalom<br />
Now, he uses what he calls a<br />
bake oven, but said it’s really just<br />
an old barbecue.<br />
It takes about one and a half to<br />
two hours to fully melt the bottle<br />
tops down, applying pressure<br />
with a non-stick sheet.<br />
Neith then takes the board to<br />
the school’s tech room to smooth<br />
out the edges and put holes in<br />
it where the wheels would be<br />
attached.<br />
A problem Neith ran into during<br />
the process was the lack of<br />
grip on the board, which didn’t<br />
matter if the board was put on<br />
display as art, like the ones he<br />
has in his school’s cafe and New<br />
Brighton’s Pier People art gallery.<br />
However, if they were being<br />
used practically, they needed to<br />
have more grip on the surface,<br />
so his mother Natalie suggested<br />
getting old coffee sacks that cafes<br />
throw away and pressing them<br />
into the board.<br />
This would not only create a<br />
cool pattern but gives the surface<br />
of the board a much better grip,<br />
Neith said.<br />
He said his mother has often<br />
chipped in to help with his<br />
business and is very supportive<br />
of him as well as his learning<br />
adviser (teacher) Ian Hayes.<br />
“He’s real good to me and<br />
helping me get on the right track<br />
and believes that I can do it and<br />
MELT: Absalom shreds the<br />
bottle tops in a shredder<br />
before melting them down<br />
into a steel mold in an old<br />
barbecue.<br />
nothing’s going to get in my<br />
way.”<br />
Now that Neith has figured out<br />
the right process to making the<br />
boards, he plans to start selling<br />
them and working on getting his<br />
brand out there.<br />
ART: (Above left) – The<br />
board Neith Absalom<br />
designed for the Pier<br />
People art gallery in New<br />
Brighton and (above) the<br />
one that sits on display in<br />
Ao Tawhiti’s cafe.<br />
He sells the boards for $120<br />
each and said the money he<br />
makes will go straight back into<br />
the business for now before he<br />
can start making a profit.<br />
When asked if he was going to<br />
take up rowing soon he said he<br />
wasn’t sure anymore.<br />
“I’ve kind of made this really<br />
good eco business that I kind of<br />
maybe want to carry on forever,”<br />
he laughed.<br />
When people ask Neith if the<br />
boards are strong enough he says<br />
they seem to be stronger than the<br />
wooden ones you get from places<br />
like The Warehouse.<br />
“As long as you know how to<br />
put a skateboard together then<br />
you’re sweet,” he said.<br />
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at a time<br />
Neith, of Greta Valley,<br />
sources the bottle tops<br />
from cafes around the city<br />
and a retirement village in<br />
Amberley, as well as the<br />
Halswell Community<br />
Hub.<br />
He’s even received a<br />
load of bottle tops from<br />
someone in Waikato<br />
who had come across his<br />
Facebook page, which he<br />
said was pretty cool.<br />
When he leaves<br />
school, Neith wants to<br />
be a chiropractor or<br />
physiotherapist, as he likes<br />
helping people but doesn’t<br />
like blood.<br />
He has future plans to<br />
make longboard decks<br />
and include wheels on<br />
them as a step up from the<br />
smaller boards he’s making<br />
without wheels.<br />
He said he doesn’t<br />
mind what people do with<br />
the skateboards, whether<br />
they use them practically<br />
or hang them up on<br />
display.<br />
“That’s cool with me as<br />
long as it’s loved, as long as<br />
it’s not thrown back into<br />
the rubbish I’m happy,” he<br />
said.<br />
To have a look at Neith’s<br />
work go to ‘Over The Top<br />
Recycling’ on Facebook.<br />
CREATE: Neith Absalom uses just over 1000<br />
bottle tops to make a skateboard, melting them<br />
down in an old barbecue.<br />
PHOTO: JOHN COSGROVE<br />
&<br />
McMaster Heap<br />
Veterinary practice<br />
THE IMPORTANCE OF<br />
GIVING BLOOD<br />
Recently my wee Macy, two year old Black<br />
Labrador, gave her blood in the hope of<br />
saving a dogs life. Lola donated blood<br />
frequently in her earlier years before she<br />
got kidney cancer and had chemotherapy,<br />
rendering her unsuitable.<br />
Macy used to be needle phobic and it<br />
would take a lot of persuading and many<br />
treats just to get her still enough to take her<br />
own blood for testing. She has watched<br />
me lots pulling blood from other dogs, so<br />
this time around she was brave. Firstly we<br />
needed to blood type her to make sure<br />
she was a match for the patient. The dog<br />
requiring her blood had<br />
already had one past<br />
transfusion, so this time<br />
around we needed a<br />
perfect blood match.<br />
Luckily our external<br />
laboratory move fast to<br />
cross match the blood,<br />
so within the hour we<br />
knew Macy was going<br />
to be a donor. Both<br />
were DEA 1.1 negative.<br />
Macy was then sedated<br />
and prepared for her<br />
transfusion. Blood is<br />
taken via a large bore<br />
COAGULOPATHY can happen with<br />
poisoning like rat bait, shock, cancers,<br />
parasites, liver disease and acute blood loss.<br />
To see whether a patient needs a<br />
transfusion we clinically and physically<br />
evaluate them. There are blood tests<br />
we run to check RBC numbers, platelet<br />
numbers and clotting times. Blood<br />
products are not a benign treatment<br />
and do come with potential risks, and<br />
are also a financial consideration to the<br />
patient’s owner - choosing the best time to<br />
transfuse to provide the maximum benefit<br />
is also essential, especially if finances are<br />
limited for multiple<br />
transfusions.<br />
Then we need to<br />
decide what blood<br />
product to give. A few<br />
types are fresh whole<br />
blood FWB, fresh frozen<br />
plasma FFP, packed red<br />
blood cells PRBCs and<br />
frozen plasma FP. The<br />
patient in question got<br />
FWB from Macy. This is<br />
blood collected from<br />
the donor in whole<br />
form and contains both<br />
ADJUSTABLE MASSAGE BED<br />
by<br />
needle from her jugular<br />
vein and it takes 10-15<br />
minutes to pull so she<br />
needs to lie perfectly<br />
still, hence the sedation.<br />
She wasn’t readily<br />
giving up her blood<br />
but we managed to<br />
get about 400mls to<br />
transfuse. Immediately<br />
the transfused Whole<br />
Blood is administered<br />
to the dog needing<br />
it, slowly infused<br />
via a pump system.<br />
Often the recipient<br />
immediately feels better and has more<br />
energy.<br />
The main reasons we transfuse a patient<br />
is for ANEMIA (where a patient has a<br />
reduced number of Red Blood cells) and<br />
COAGULOPATHY (clotting dysfunction).<br />
RBCs deliver oxygen to tissues so we can’t<br />
do without these.<br />
ANEMIA can be acute (road traffic<br />
accidents) or chronic (as in cancers, poisons<br />
like rat bait and Immume mediated<br />
disorders). The dog Macy helped out<br />
had Immune Mediated Anemia and<br />
Thrombocytopenia (low platelets).<br />
red blood cells and<br />
plasma elements. It is<br />
easily collected and<br />
requires no processing<br />
before transfusion.<br />
Main purpose - acute<br />
blood loss or active<br />
bleeding, as it replaces<br />
what is directly being<br />
lost. Unless transfused<br />
to the patient within<br />
6-8 hours of collection,<br />
it is a poor source of<br />
clotting factors. Main<br />
indication for use is<br />
anemia.<br />
Blood transfusions don’t happen every day<br />
but when a patient does require blood, it<br />
needs to happen then and there if we are<br />
to save a life. Many of the staff pets have<br />
been blood typed so now we have a pool<br />
of donors to call on if needed. Obviously<br />
they need to be healthy, fully vaccinated,<br />
the right weight to give up 1/2 litre blood<br />
and not receiving chemotherapy or<br />
immunosuppressive drugs.<br />
A great gift to be able to give another dog,<br />
I’m very proud of my Macy.<br />
Dr Michele McMaster<br />
Open 7 days Cnr Hoon Hay & Coppell place ph: 338 2534<br />
e. mcmasterandheap@yahoo.co.nz www.mcmasterheap.co.nz
8 Thursday <strong>June</strong> <strong>16</strong> <strong>2022</strong><br />
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DEDICATED: Ross Stubley, of Avondale, with his Ford Capri soft top.<br />
Ford fans put their<br />
ponies on show<br />
• By John Cosgrove<br />
BETTING ON the odds<br />
of it not raining in spite of<br />
the forecast, Ross Stubley<br />
of Avondale, chanced the<br />
weather by taking his Ford<br />
Capri soft top out for a run<br />
to a Ford event at Leithfield<br />
on Sunday.<br />
Stubley said like many,<br />
his passion for Fords began<br />
at an early age.<br />
“I started off with Ford<br />
cars, buying EB Falcons<br />
and Fairlanes, and yeah,<br />
I’ve got a few now, I just<br />
like the smoothness of<br />
them and the way they<br />
look,” Stubley said.<br />
Nearly 200 Fords of<br />
all ages and descriptions<br />
turned out to show off<br />
their lines, curves, engines<br />
and pedigrees.<br />
Even though they were<br />
built in Australia, England,<br />
Germany and of course<br />
Detroit, who could not<br />
fail to see the passion in<br />
the eyes and voices of the<br />
hundreds of owners and<br />
enthusiasts who turned<br />
up for the Ford day at<br />
the Waimak Classic Cars<br />
museum.<br />
There were Falcons old<br />
and new, Fairlanes, Mustangs<br />
from both centuries,<br />
Capris, Thunderbirds,<br />
Cortinas, Escorts, Zephyrs<br />
and more.<br />
Chris Ash, 70, of Parklands,<br />
turned up with his<br />
2021 5-litre Mach Mustang<br />
and said he had grown up<br />
with early Ford coupes.<br />
“As a young fella I grew<br />
up with all the earlier 39<br />
Ford coupes. I saw the earlier<br />
Mach 1 models back in<br />
the 70s and I thought: ‘Gee<br />
look at that.’<br />
“I thought I would never<br />
own one until I got to<br />
a stage when I can now<br />
afford one and thought I<br />
might get an old one, but I<br />
bought this 21 model Mustang<br />
because Fords don’t<br />
break down,” Ash said.<br />
Greg Herrett of Linwood<br />
said he has always just<br />
POWER: Chrisopher Ash, of Parklands, with<br />
his 5-litre 2021 Mach Mustang. (Below) – Greg<br />
Herrett, of Linwood, with his Falcon AU.<br />
PHOTOS: JOHN COSGROVE<br />
liked them.<br />
“Over time, just the way<br />
they’ve been performed,<br />
and enhanced, and you<br />
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Standing beside his<br />
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his life, owning many over<br />
the years, from Escorts to<br />
Mustangs.<br />
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man through and through<br />
for all my life. My dad had<br />
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was because my uncle had<br />
one when I was six years old,<br />
and I said one day, I’m going<br />
to own one and now I do,”<br />
Paulsen said.<br />
Waimak Classic Cars<br />
spokesperson Sally Lane<br />
said it was an honour for<br />
them to host the event.<br />
“We were holding the<br />
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lovers, drivers, dreamers<br />
and owners.<br />
“There was a very good<br />
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as the hot rod club turn<br />
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show,” she said.<br />
Many Ford fans said<br />
they had been born into<br />
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Bruce McCormick of<br />
Harewood, said he had<br />
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“My father had 46, 48<br />
sedans, and I have a 37<br />
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he said.<br />
RD Petroleum (RDP) is a familiar sight<br />
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RDP began its home heating diesel delivery<br />
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Customer demand has continued to increase<br />
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The trucks that deliver RDP’s home heating<br />
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RDP’s home heating diesel trucks come<br />
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Get the balance<br />
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Their team of expert sales people, qualified<br />
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13. Spooky (5)<br />
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19. Smooth, shiny fabric (5)<br />
21. Boredom (Fr) (5)<br />
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27. Withdraw (7)<br />
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3. Art stand (5)<br />
4. Pseudonym (5,4)<br />
5. Small fish (5)<br />
6. Daring (9)<br />
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8. Landscape (7)<br />
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17. Instinctive understanding (9)<br />
18. Maker (7)<br />
20. Lumps of silver or gold (7)<br />
22. Music for nine (5)<br />
23. Fast-moving (5)<br />
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5. Stables, 9. Aegis, 10.<br />
Aerodrome, 11. Insolvent,<br />
12. Crepe, 13. Eerie,<br />
15. Animosity, 18. Corpulent,<br />
19. Satin, 21. Ennui,<br />
23. Strapping, 25. Tentative,<br />
26. Abide, 27. Retreat,<br />
28. Tidings.<br />
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2. Registrar, 3. Easel,<br />
4. Stage name, 5. Sprat,<br />
6. Audacious, 7. Loose,<br />
8. Scenery, 14. Elucidate,<br />
<strong>16</strong>. Interment, 17. Intuition,<br />
18. Creator, 20. Nuggets,<br />
22. Nonet, 23. Swift,<br />
24. Plaid.<br />
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dog, don, dong, dour, drug,<br />
dug, din, dung, duo, gnu,<br />
god, gourd, GROUND, gun,<br />
gurn, nod, nog, nor, our, rod,<br />
round, rug, run, rung, undo,<br />
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to have flatmates. Thanks to the sleepout there is the option of having four<br />
bedrooms, perfect for a family member or a boarder. The open plan layout is the<br />
hub of the HOME and due to the north facing position it captures all day, all year<br />
round sun.<br />
3 BED | 1 BATH | 2 CAR<br />
847 M2<br />
(MORE OR LESS)<br />
The children will simply love this yard, you have established grounds with so much<br />
room to play and there is the creek boundary where ducks and eels will visit often.<br />
When barbecue season is upon us, the home provides a sun-drenched yard that is<br />
perfectly sheltered from the wind - an entertainer's dream!<br />
There is an abundance of parking at the front of the HOME; the perfect space for<br />
a boat, caravan or trailer, and you have the added benefit of a double garage at<br />
the rear of the HOME.<br />
Ultimately there are homes and then there are homes that you set down roots to<br />
raise a family; this is the latter. Visit Kieren HOMECHRISTCHURCH.CO.NZ<br />
from Christchurch at one of our<br />
regular open homes.<br />
HOME CHRISTCHURCH LIMITED, LICENSED REAA 2008<br />
KIEREN GRAY<br />
021 363 944<br />
kieren@homechch.co.nz
<strong>16</strong> Thursday <strong>June</strong> <strong>16</strong> <strong>2022</strong><br />
HOMES FOR SALE<br />
4 MOUNTFORT STREET<br />
ASKING PRICE $719,000<br />
2 BED 1 BATH 1 CAR<br />
1&2/ 62 PINE AVENUE<br />
ENQUIRIES OVER $699,000<br />
4 BED 1 BATH 1 CARPORT<br />
24 GRACIA AVENUE<br />
DEADLINE: 12PM, 21 JUNE <strong>2022</strong>*<br />
3 BED 2 BATH 2 CAR<br />
267A LYTTELTON STREET<br />
PRICE BY NEGOTIATION<br />
3 BED 2 BATH 2 CAR<br />
61 MT PLEASANT ROAD<br />
PRICE BY NEGOTIATION<br />
3 BED 1 BATH 1 CAR<br />
6/55 PARADE COURT<br />
ASKING PRICE $450,000<br />
2 BED 1 BATH 1 CAR<br />
445 WORCESTER STREET<br />
DEADLINE: 12PM, 6 JULY <strong>2022</strong>*<br />
3 BED 1 BATH<br />
119 MT PLEASANT ROAD<br />
ENQUIRIES OVER $795,000<br />
4 BED 2 BATH 1 CARPORT<br />
*Unless sold prior<br />
396 KEYES ROAD<br />
OFFERS OVER $529,000<br />
3 BED 1 BATH<br />
1 8 6 MA I N RO A D , RE D C L I F F S<br />
03 930 1323<br />
HOMECHRISTCHURCH.CO.NZ<br />
HOME CHRISTCHURCH LIMITED, LICENSED REAA 2008