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Went into the Vic Kirkcaldy and sometimes just felt ignored. Some staff lovely, others now. Also was lied to by doctor about insulin and they didn’t even send insulin up to a rehab hospital.i had quite a few hypos and sometimes felt care was not good.also why are they are so hot.alsoyou hear other call bells constantly, not very fair if you are trying to sleep. Whoever did this should be shot!

i was very ill so i phoned 111 for advise the nurse i spoked to said she would send a ambulance they came thay checked me out the two ambulance men andy and james where really good they got the doctor to ring me thank god for the nhs the work they do is brilliant im on the mend now thank you to all the staff and doctors

On a overall, unfortunately, i am shocked and scared at the only thought of having need of a doctor in UK. I am italian, and i decided to go to UK for work and because i am making very interesting experiences in UK. However, i see a very bad service on the overall. One of the things that scare me, is that when i need a repeated prescription, i am answered " I cannot see it in the pc, so i cant do anything. " I dont know what is happening to NHS.

Bradford Royal Infirmary made a Frankenstein's leg when they operated on my daughter for a break 20 years ago. She was only 19 yrs of age at the start of her life. They made such a mess of it, she had to sue them. She has not been able to be a proper mother to her children and couldn't share in their activities like any mother has the right to expect. She still has a broken tibia 20 years later, which led to her dependency on prescription drugs and then on more powerful drugs in a bid to cope with constant pain. This caused her mental health problems, and now the concentration camp paychiatrist at Lynfield Mount Hospital in Bradford is keeping her a prisoner and will not allow her the Human Right to seek help for her leg, which has Osteomyelitis, from a different Trust. He just experiments on her with different medications and plays God. I curse him every day I live for covering up what the evil Bs at the Bradford Royal Infirmary and Lynfield Mount Mental concentration camp have done to my beautiful daughter. I have it on good authority that the surgeons at the BRI spend more time in court than they do operating. I invite them to prove me wrong.

Had a letter stating it was time for a smear test…this was available to all women and PEOPLE with a cervix! WOMEN have a cervix!! BIOLOGICAL WOMEN! I found that letter VERY offensive to WOMEN! Stick your woke nonsense up your stethoscope!

Cancelled operation for the second time. At least this time it was the day before, instead of last time when I spent the whole day in bed with no food and water before it was cancelled. The NHS is just so poor now, The whole management team should be sacked, A bunch of school kids could run it better.

Have the N. H.S. found a new way at keeping the waiting list down in Somerset . Have been trying to get an appointment to see a Physio for some time now, you have to ring their number too do this. Can never get though to someone you are told lines are busy and you are tenth in the queue or more or the line is closed due to staff shortage, please call back again have tried many time and you get the same response.

Names changed for legal reasons: I recently turned up to an appointment where Dr. M. Echelons said that no more should be done to my jaw except with great risk of further damage as any work to the face means consequences. Upon serious deliberation, while I take into account his opinion, the risk of hitting a nerve in the area of the jaw could be avoided by not going near it. And while this might seem almost impossible, I think with care can be achieved. Furthermore, the only reason the damage to my face such as elasticity gone from my cheek and a bull-frog double-whammy neck and scar-tissue has occurred is not because of general consequences that just happened following surgery but because Dr. Gnashers (a private NHS-linked surgeon) saw fit to give me an unwanted skin-tuck and which is the direct cause of non-elasticity and bloated neck and a huge scar which looks as if I either tried to hang myself or have been in a gang-fight in some back-alley somewhere. Prior to the medpor placed into weird areas of my jaw, completely ignoring the actual angle I was talking about, which following my operation at Torbay as carried out by Dr. Dead when fourteen left me without one on the left side, was surgery carried out and which left me with no tell-tale signs and so meaning that if the theory abounds that there will always be terrible physical consequences to surgery on the face then that would have been true following the initial visit to Gnashers. I have my whole life ahead of me, still. I have had to put up with a broken jaw since I was fourteen as Dr. Dead did not line up my jaw properly. And apparently left some bone out (according to Gnashers, upon inspection). Gnashers then decided to make me look like Frankenstein's monster by sticking in-effect a balloon underneath my chin. I prefer a 'can-do' attitude. A can-do attitude almost gained for me an angle had Gnashers actually carried out what was initially agreed and stuck a bigger implant in during the second operation. The surgeon originally intended to provide consultation at Exeter didn't even get to meet me - Dr. A. McDonalds. In fact, the hospital had delayed my first visit and when to see Dr. A. McDonalds, he was otherwise engaged (I actually spoke with Dr. G. Balaclava, who deliberated over cosmetic surgery being more appropriate than structural work), and it was only because I had phoned Exeter Referrals that the waiting-time was sped up from being hours behind schedule. Confirmation came early of non-action, when, having said no to undertaking surgery, and passing me over to Echelons, Balaclava said, "After you have seen Dr. Echelons, that is it with the NHS regarding your jaw". My overall experience at the hospital, can be summed up as the NHS not wishing to take any of the responsibility (despite the consequential damage, post-break, being theirs) onto their shoulders. I take my life seriously and so expect other people inclusive of the NHS to treat me as they would like to be dealt with, themselves. The doctor I saw in the last instance didn't say anything I wasn't expecting; all the same, I didn't attend the hospital to only be told of the risks, but rather the way forward towards improving my jaw while avoiding them. It is the fact that he did tell me of the risks, that I have given them two stars instead of one, while the more constructive duration never happened. I don't want to be left with an airbag under my face and I am sure with care that the area to the back-left could be pinned gently without affecting the nerve. The skin could be negotiated in such a way that the effect is a rounded one and make for a right-angle - the term is 'non-invasive surgery', and which I might have to remind them about. Yet, the underlying truth is, they aren't confident in their work when they know that the medpor implant is junk and that my jaw really requires reconstruction due to it having been incorrectly aligned by Dr. Dead and a larger implant required along with cosmetic measures then taken to repair the damage caused by Gnashers. The Royal Devon and Exeter Maxillo-Facial Avoidance Service is a better title for that department, a reflection of the NHS in general. Subject-related casualties require consummate professionals and so the future is surely bleak for the NHS with this level of 'service'.