Llewellyn Dowd
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Spot on bruv!
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My NHS Experience
- Thread starter bornblueegg
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Prestwich_Blue
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No wonder it's costing so much money. Whatever happened to "Go home & take two aspirin?"
Seriously, glad to hear you were well looked after.
Seriously, glad to hear you were well looked after.
bornblueegg
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Prestwich_Blue said:No wonder it's costing so much money. Whatever happened to "Go home & take two aspirin?"
Seriously, glad to hear you were well looked after.
Actually, in the end thats exactly what was said - at the very least I know what I can do and more importantly what I can't.
Prestwich_Blue said:No wonder it's costing so much money. Whatever happened to "Go home & take two aspirin?"
I got told that at Bury General many years ago after I had shattered my elbow joint.
urmston
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My NHS experience is getting a letter from my dentist telling me he is giving up NHS work. I asked the Primary Care Trust for help finding another one. They didn't get get back to me as promised so I contacted them again. They again promised to be in touch. Again they haven't, and that was over a year ago.
Not impressed.
Not impressed.
Glad it's not too serious bbe. Never had a problem with NHS and its one of the best things about this country.
seems and odd thing to bring up.
i'm curious to know how you found that out. lolstony said:I've had recent experience with the NHS and the paramedic turned out to be a bluemooner(thanks again mate)
I'm not saying who though....
seems and odd thing to bring up.
Stato said:i'm curious to know how you found that out. lol
seems and odd thing to bring up.
I'm not telling you on here, lol.