Wife in Hospital

[Blue Maverick]

Different to mine having worked as a nurse in the NHS for around 30 years. I’m not fat by the way

Big boned?

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Mate my mother in law was a nurse and smoked! I just don’t get it I really don’t.

Probably because it’s addictive and nurses are human.

 

[pride in battle]

Mate my mother in law was a nurse and smoked! I just don’t get it I really don’t.

Fucking hell :)

 

[pride in battle]

Different to mine having worked as a nurse in the NHS for around 30 years. I’m not fat by the way

But the nurses now are ;)

 

[pride in battle]

Probably because it’s addictive and nurses are human.

And love meat pie chips and peas on their break :)

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

And love meat pie chips and peas on their break :)

Why is that an issue? Do you do everything your job tells you outside of work?

It’s a bizarre stick to beat nurses with. (Or anybody of any profession, really)

 

[Blue Mist]

@frothy my apologies pal about my rant earlier. I hope your wife gets better very quickly.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

You are definitely going to need some counselling if Labour win the next Election and you find very little changes.
I would say you have been brainwashed but you need one in the first place for someone to wash it.

Things can only get better. Perhaps you'd like to hire a private psychologist to find out why you are such a ****.

 

[Blue Maverick]

Probably because it’s addictive and nurses are human.

Yes they are but then they are also telling you to stop doing it because it’s bad for you! I’m not having a go at them I just think it’s ironic.

 

[PragueBlue]

They are here. You can tell that by which politicians have invested in what type of healthcare business and which have taken backhanders to allow it to come through.

If we privatise our healthcare, the poorest in society will be worse off.

Therefore it shouldn’t be privatised, just like water, energy, transport and all the other things that benefit society.

Regardless, they are not the only options. Most of Europe does fine without either.

The NHS isn't any better (or worse perhaps) than many other health care systems. I have lived in many different countries around the world and have received care equivalent to the NHS without any additional cost. The idea that it is NHS or USA health care, with nothing in-between, is ridiculous. It seems to me just to be an argument to scare people into thinking we need the NHS in its present guise.