Surely if you have cancer you should not be thanking the clowns at nhs to give you a call and send medications to your address.
Of course for an ingrown nail...
omnicalculator: tells you when you will get the vaccine
- Thread starter Notch7
- Start date
Of course for an ingrown nail...
No, of course not, that would be just silly. The NHS are spending large sums on advertising the fat that you should attend with any serious and urgent issues. Local surgeries are doing likewise.
Correction:
The NHS is spending a lot of our money in scaremongering adverts and unnecessary extravagant projects in the name of Lord Covid.
Local surgeries are now run by the front desk which issues repeat prescriptions and sick notes, so they're virtually closed.
Any new medical complaint can only be dealt with at the walk in centres or A&E if life threatening.
If you break your arm you'll be turned away from A&E and sent to a walk in centre.
THE NHS WAS FOUNDED TO SERVE THE PEOPLE.
They forgot this.
Stupid comment ignored...
Meaning: "I know I have no basis to discuss this, so as a good communist I will say that the other party is stupid and I will ignore the truth. By doing this, other communists and impressionable people will think I'm better than the other party"
Typical and old school technique, exposed millions of times and nowadays totally ineffective.
Meaning: I do appreciate the extreme load the medical services are under, not only in the UK, but around the world and I also appreciate it is really pointless pointing this out to you, because you are totally unsympathetic towards those working extremely hard in the NHS. Rather you are an immature child constantly demanding to know why they cannot have an ice-cream.
Perhaps unlike you, I have seen just how hard they are working and how many hours they are putting in.
D
durhamplumber
Good points very well made..Some will never appreciate our fantastic NHS...They always find something to whinge about..If its mince for tea..they want The Ritz...If treated in a week...they want it quicker...On and on.The same nuggets who do not wear masks, do not isolate etc..then twist when cancer treatment might be delayed a few days.
D
durhamplumber
It was set up as a " safety net"". Not to deal with every moron who milks it to death
You have not seen anything otherwise you would know that they're doing a tenth of what they usually do in non Covid times.
I have been to hospitals to see it for myself, heard from friends who work in hospitals on the front line and also seen that GPs have not seen anyone for almost a year unless threatened.
Everybody knows they're working 10% of what they should.
They're the ones milking Lord Covid to death, along with teachers and transport workers.
You obviously live on a different planet to everyone else, I have seen how busy the hospitals are, the GP's and schools. I have personal experience of schools, because my partner works at one every day, just 100 yards from here - they are tearing their hair out at the school.
I don't know about transport workers, but public transport workers seem to be having an easier time of it due to fewer using buses and the roads being less busy. Local train services here, have just been cut in two, because there are not enough passengers to make it worth while running a full service.
D
durhamplumber
You are off your rocker...Relative of mine..staff nurse in Covid ward..Worked all of her hols last two weeks.
D
durhamplumber
Makes a change for teachers.
With less then 5% of pupils in school they're tearing their hair out???
Why???
Because they run out of booze???
Come on mate, get your feet on the ground and realise that they're milking it, big time.
For once I blame the unions who are paving the way to make all of these workers redundant.
They're having fun now doing nothing and getting 100% pay, but the key word "sustainability" has been used more and more often since march.
Because teaching them and looking after them remotely, is very difficult. The social issues that affected them before the outbreak still affects them now - but worse. My missus has never been busier. I took her to get her jab (44yrs old) yesterday as she's asthmatic and has to visit multiple homes of students etc.
You are as clueless on social issues as you are on the building trade. Stick to gardening boyo.
Similar threads
