Ysbyty Betsi Cwpwrdd Cadi

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-# Let's play dress up

-in Cwpwrdd Cadi

-# It's a costume day in Cwpwrdd Cadi

-# We can be mermaids

-or deep sea divers

-# Ballet dancers

-or racing car drivers

-We can be pilots in an aeroplane

-or an engineer on a steam train.

-# Let's play dress up

-in Cwpwrdd Cadi

-# It's a costume day in Cwpwrdd Cadi

-# Let's look inside and we'll see

-# In Cwpwrdd Cadi

-there's a mystery #

-Betsi's Hospital

-# I am dancing, I am dancing

-# On the stage, on the stage

-# Everyone is watching,

-everyone is watching

-# Take a bow, take a bow #

-Did you like the dance,

-Ifan Caradog?

-It was very nice, Miss Cadi.

-Hello, Cadi.

-Hello, Cadi.

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-Hi, Lil. Hello, Mac.

-We walked all the way

-without dropping the balloon once.

-Balloon above.

-Do you want to play, Cadi?

-Do you want to play, Cadi?

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-Of course.

-Mac will get it. Oopsy.

-Oh, no. Mac's broken your doll.

-Mac's sorry. Mac's sorry.

-Don't worry. Here's Corina.

-Her arm broke a long time ago.

-Mac didn't break it.

-No.

-Why are you keeping the doll?

-Why are you keeping the doll?

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-I could never get rid of Corina.

-She's one of my favourite dolls.

-She's one of my favourite dolls.

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-She's broken.

-It's time to dress up.

-# Dress up is a game we play,

-each and every single day

-# We can be 'most anything,

-fairy, doctor, dancer, king! #

-What will we be today?

-Lollipops. We're going to be

-doctors and nurses.

-Hooray.

-# It's another dress-up day,

-it's our favourite game to play #

-Dr Cadi.

-You're Nurse Mac.

-Nurse Mac. Hooray.

-What's in your bag, Dr Cadi?

-Let's see.

-This is for your throat.

-Say aahh.

-Aahh.

-This listens to your heartbeat.

-This one looks into your ears.

-Sorry, no ears.

-No problems.

-Why do we need batteries?

-Sometimes, you need batteries.

-To heal some toys.

-Toys?

-Lollipops. Is this a toy hospital?

-Uh-huh. If a toy needs to be mended,

-this is the place to come.

-Who's that?

-Ask politely.

-It's OK. I'm Beti. I work here.

-Broken?

-Hush, Mac.

-You're right, Mac. I am broken.

-I lost my eye a long time ago

-and no-one's found a new one.

-Pretty eye.

-Pretty eye.

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-Thank you.

-It's nice to meet you, Beti.

-I'm Dr Cadi.

-This is Nurse Lil,

-Nurse Ifan Caradog...

-And Nurse Mac.

-I'm glad you're here.

-We have a patient waiting for you.

-Come on, nurses,

-let's see if we can help.

-Look. A baby doll.

-Mama.

-Mama. Mama.

-Mama.

-Mama.

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-Dr Cadi. What are we going to do?

-Poor old dolly.

-Big noise.

-I'd like some ears,

-so that I can cover them up.

-I can see the problem.

-DOLL BURPS

-Whoa!

-There we go, you're better.

-Mama.

-She's better.

-She's better.

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-A lollipop for dolly.

-Good idea, Mac.

-Should we give her a small one,

-a medium-sized one or a large one?

-Little dolly, small lollipop.

-Who's the next patient?

-Let's see.

-There's a patient in Room No.2.

-Do you struggle to read

-because you only have one eye?

-It was difficult at first but I

-never give it a second thought now.

-What was that?

-Your next patient.

-Off we go, everyone.

-A horse.

-A horse.

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-Howdy, partner. Hop on.

-Mac's riding. Whee.

-Are you ill, Mr Rocking Horse?

-I don't have any spots, Dr Cadi.

-It's not measles then.

-I did have spots and I like spots.

-Spots are so pretty.

-Horse is still pretty.

-Flying ducks, look.

-Here are your spots.

-You've had a bad dose of dust-itis.

-Can you cure me, Dr Cadi?

-Of course. We need

-a bucket of water and brushes.

-Nurse Ifan Caradog,

-I need your help.

-Soap and water for the patient.

-Everyone scrub.

-What a lovely feeling.

-Ready, Nurse Ifan Caradog?

-Rinse the soap away.

-He has spots.

-Hooray. I'm cured.

-There's only one way

-to cure dust-itis.

-Give this to the little boy at home.

-It tells him he has to ride

-and clean you every day.

-That will keep the dust away.

-Thank you, thank you.

-A big lollipop for a big horse.

-Dr Cadi, I'm glad I found you.

-What's wrong?

-There's an emergency in Room No.1.

-You have to come quickly.

-Thanks, Betsi. Hurry.

-Hello, little duck. Are you OK?

-Pickles. I don't understand him.

-Excuse me, Dr Cadi.

-I can communicate with ducks.

-Of course. Ask him what's wrong,

-Nurse Ifan Caradog.

-THEY QUACK

-One of his wheels is loose.

-He needs... an operation.

-Don't worry, little duck.

-We won't hurt you.

-Wheel.

-Hammer.

-Banana.

-Banana.

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-Ba... Banana?

-I'm hungry.

-Is she going to be OK, Dr Cadi?

-Yes. Like new.

-Perfect.

-Medium-sized lollipop

-for a medium-sized duck.

-Well done, team.

-We fixed a lot of toys.

-You were brilliant.

-We didn't fix you, Betsi.

-I'd love to give you a new eye.

-I wish I had one, too.

-I might have one some day.

-For now, I'm happy as I am.

-I want to say thank you to Dr Cadi

-and her team of nurses.

-Hooray.

-Mac loves toys.

-Now I know why you're keeping

-Corina. She's so beautiful.

-Look at Mac. Like Betsi.

-Mami.

-Where have you been today?

-We went to the toy hospital

-and met a doll called Betsi.

-We helped cure a horse

-and a little duck.

-Well done, Dr Cadi.

-Nurse Mac, Nurse Lil

-and Nurse Ifan Caradog.

-Excellent. This busy medical team

-must be hungry.

-Hooray.

-Betsi only has one eye.

-Corina only has one arm.

-You don't have any ears.

-But I love you all.

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