medical problems

[cappy]

sad that some people have bad experiences terry yourself included .....guess up to press the majority have a better outcome than youself.....but i can only speak for myself family and friends both socially and of course on this site the majority from what i read are more than happy with the treatment given when it is genuinly required ....but of course some will always feel let down...such is life regards cappy

[Red Lead Ted]

sad that some people have bad experiences terry yourself included .....guess up to press the majority have a better outcome than youself.....but i can only speak for myself family and friends both socially and of course on this site the majority from what i read are more than happy with the treatment given when it is genuinly required ....but of course some will always feel let down...such is life regards cappy

Cappy, A little more than let down my mate when you end up six foot under on a waiting list one is to many.................... Dont deny it doesn't happen we both follow the same media. Regards Terry.

[cappy]

ted i think perhaps you worry too much ...we are all on a waiting list ...of course people will die ...nothing is more sure than that ...but you seem determined to find theNHS at fault ....which of course they make mistakes we all make mistakes but i can ony speak as i find ...on one hand we live on the other hand we die ......how are when... is not possible to forecast... but in the name of common sense youi cant blame the NHS.....i can only say in my experience they are brilliant ...but i think enough on this ted so lets just differ in our opinions regards cappy

[John Pruden]

cappy the situation is they cant do the op until the heart problem is sorted she has had all the tests but now its the consultant heart specialist to decide when and if the op can go ahead until then she is in terrible pain I know she never complains but I know she is in agony the NHS are good and after all its in all the interest of the patient my girl barb? jp

[Red Lead Ted]

Certainly cappy, I dont always call the kettle black, But things could be better for as you say each has different needs some get treated some dont, Sad thing i am pointing out is some dont get treated at all Terry.

[cappy]

Certainly cappy, I dont always call the kettle black, But things could be better for as you say each has different needs some get treated some dont, Sad thing i am pointing out is some dont get treated at all Terry.

###sadly in life ted there will always be losers .....wines in the post sent by rail tell me when it arrives lol cappy

[Red Lead Ted]

Look forward to it Cappy good health,

Just a thought ............Can a blind person be extraordinarily visual.

Helen Keller - (1880 - 1968) - Helen Adams Keller (June 27, 1880 - June 1, 1968) was an American author, activist and lecturer. She was the first deaf/blind person to graduate from college. She was not born blind and deaf; it was not until nineteen months of age that she came down with an illness described by doctors as "an acute congestion of the stomach and the brain", which could have possibly been scarlet fever or meningitis. The illness did not last for a particularly long time, but it left her deaf and blind. Keller went on to become a world-famous speaker and author. She is remembered as an advocate for people with disabilities amid numerous other causes. Terry.

[cappy]

with ref to helen keller ted there is none so blind as them that WILL not see....

[happy daze john in oz]

Whilst there are some terrible stories coming out of hospitals, and we get them here in Oz, they are a very minute number.
But of course the media blow it all up out of proportion, never telling of the thousands how are more than happy with the outcome.