Getting a GP appointment

kaz7 said:
Casualty didnt book you one ? Did you go back to the reception before you left ? That is how it works here
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Yep.
They referred me to clinic they said they will ring me in a day or two..
I've never felt bloody pain like it.
Feels like my knuckles and twisted together.
Absolutely horrible
 
Blue Maverick said:
In lockdown I was working and talking to nurses and paramedics so I know what was going on, I didn’t say I was the only one paying but in oldham every time I go in it certainly seems like it.
Theres anew drug coming out for fat people now to lose weight, so that’ll be another cost and excuse for people to do what the fuck they want because the tax payer will fund their excessive lifestyle.
www.scotsman.com

Revealed: The cost of free paracetamol to NHS Scotland

Scotland's 14 health boards have spent more than £57 million on providing free paracetamol since charging for prescriptions was scrapped by the SNP government in 2011.
www.scotsman.com www.scotsman.com
pharmaceutical-journal.com

NHS bill for paracetamol in England tops £70m

The NHS spent £70m on prescriptions for paracetamol in England in the past financial year, according to figures revealed to MPs last week
pharmaceutical-journal.com pharmaceutical-journal.com
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The country in lockdown with normal activity curtailed saw a fall in people requiring A&E. To be expected I would have thought.

The NHS in England spent £70m out of a budget of around £150 billion to buy paracetamol for people who could not afford over the counter medicines? Well, obviously we should save that tiny sliver of money and let some old dear on a pension suffer in pain. What are we thinking? It’s outrageous!

On separate note, what is wrong with you?
 
BobKowalski said:
The country in lockdown with normal activity curtailed saw a fall in people requiring A&E. To be expected I would have thought.

The NHS in England spent £70m out of a budget of around £150 billion to buy paracetamol for people who could not afford over the counter medicines? Well, obviously we should save that tiny sliver of money and let some old dear on a pension suffer in pain. What are we thinking? It’s outrageous!

On separate note, what is wrong with you?
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Those £70 millions add up though.
Nothing wrong with me just because I don’t agree with you, pensioners get their prescriptions for free anyway and have paid their dues I’m talking about the ones who haven’t and can’t afford 30p! I’ve seen the waste in the public sector from the military to the fire service and a lot of the wastage comes from the idiots in charge and others taking advantage.
We cannot babysit everyone.
 
Blue Maverick said:
Those £70 millions add up though.
Nothing wrong with me just because I don’t agree with you, pensioners get their prescriptions for free anyway and have paid their dues I’m talking about the ones who haven’t and can’t afford 30p! I’ve seen the waste in the public sector from the military to the fire service and a lot of the wastage comes from the idiots in charge and others taking advantage.
We cannot babysit everyone.
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Oh, so now there are people rightly benefitting from that £70m? So how much is left once you remove the pensioners ? Do the disabled, or long term sick meet your approval too?
 
Blue Maverick said:
Those £70 millions add up though.
Nothing wrong with me just because I don’t agree with you, pensioners get their prescriptions for free anyway and have paid their dues I’m talking about the ones who haven’t and can’t afford 30p! I’ve seen the waste in the public sector from the military to the fire service and a lot of the wastage comes from the idiots in charge and others taking advantage.
We cannot babysit everyone.
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I worked in the audit industry and I can assure you that wastage and incompetence is rife in the public sector too
 
Blue Maverick said:
Those £70 millions add up though.
Nothing wrong with me just because I don’t agree with you, pensioners get their prescriptions for free anyway and have paid their dues I’m talking about the ones who haven’t and can’t afford 30p! I’ve seen the waste in the public sector from the military to the fire service and a lot of the wastage comes from the idiots in charge and others taking advantage.
We cannot babysit everyone.
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Lucky for you you have a gold plated pension then isnt it , some people have nothing
 
BobKowalski said:
Oh, so now there are people rightly benefitting from that £70m? So how much is left once you remove the pensioners ? Do the disabled, or long term sick meet your approval too?
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Really? You know full what I mean, I suppose under your governance it’s an open cheque book? Who’s paying for it? How much should we plow into the NHS, maybe double it, do you think that’s enough? Maybe triple it, free breast implants and kids for everyone! Maybe those on long term sick could get their operations if Sam down the road wasnt getting funding to become Samantha!
If you think we have mental health problems in this country wait for 20 years when all those confused kids who are been pandered to with hormone therapy because they’ve seen a tik tok video or some prick in an inflatable suit realise they fucked up.
 
Blue Maverick said:
Really? You know full what I mean, I suppose under your governance it’s an open cheque book? Who’s paying for it? How much should we plow into the NHS, maybe double it, do you think that’s enough? Maybe triple it, free breast implants and kids for everyone! Maybe those on long term sick could get their operations if Sam down the road wasnt getting funding to become Samantha!
If you think we have mental health problems in this country wait for 20 years when all those confused kids who are been pandered to with hormone therapy because they’ve seen a tik tok video or some prick in an inflatable suit realise they fucked up.
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I think the refusal to answer my reasonable questions and your subsequent nonsensical rant demonstrates who you are and what you mean.

I would recommend therapy in an attempt to come to grips with your issues.
 
I’ve been on 20mg of Citalopram (it’s a mild antidepressant) for just over three years and have always paid for them. I work full time so I feel I should.

I’d like my ileostomy reversed this year but I’m not desperate for it. You get very used to wearing a stoma bag and other people are far more ill and in need of treatment.

The care I received in Arrowe Park on the Wirral was excellent. I was the longest on my ward at two weeks and had some good craic with the nurses. They were from everywhere from Poland to the Philippines and Ireland to India. They must relax immigration rules for the NHS. I also had a couple of student nurses interview me about everything. They were like “Mr Surname” and I was “No… James, please.”

One night my stoma burst and I woke covered in poo. Another time my line came out and I was pissing blood. Dealt with calmness and patience both times.

God bless our NHS.
 
BobKowalski said:
I think the refusal to answer my reasonable questions and your subsequent nonsensical rant demonstrates who you are and what you mean.

I would recommend therapy in an attempt to come to grips with your issues.
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Fuck off you prick, I’ve answered everything
 
Johnny Mars Bar said:
Heaton Moor doctors today -

Rang at 8am, someone rang me back at 8.30 and I’ve got an in person appointment at 11.30.

Can’t really argue with that to be fair to them.
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146 bluemoon focs have just tried to register with your GP.
Meanwhile, I spoke to the practice manager at my joke on the 17th July. In a follow-up e mail he promised to reply to me by the 21st.

Well what's a month, its like 4 days just a bit longer. I can wait.
 
Blue Mist said:
146 bluemoon focs have just tried to register with your GP.
Meanwhile, I spoke to the practice manager at my joke on the 17th July. In a follow-up e mail he promised to reply to me by the 21st.

Well what's a month, its like 4 days just a bit longer. I can wait.
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Jesus that’s nuts

When the receptionist rang me back I just laid it on thick and said I was in excruciating agony etc

(I’ve got a foot injury that won’t go away.)
 
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