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Post by Deleted on Sept 30, 2019 14:10:57 GMT
I didn't realise you were on the Nene, pity you could have joined us for a beer sometime Seriously I was merely pointing out that not all GP have a bad system, nothing to do with your circumstances. So why quote me? Because you said that people had issues I merely pointed out that it wasn't universal over the whole UK. Just direct your faux outrage somewhere else because it doesn't work with me.
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Post by kris on Sept 30, 2019 14:45:20 GMT
Id start taking more cbd with it if i was you.
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Post by Jim on Sept 30, 2019 14:55:20 GMT
Id start taking more cbd with it if i was you. It's THC wot does the trick, not CBD. My docs is great, turn up on the drop in days, wait 30/45 mins get seen.
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Post by kris on Sept 30, 2019 15:27:30 GMT
Id start taking more cbd with it if i was you. It's THC wot does the trick, not CBD. I think he might have had too much thc, either that or hes suffering from nasty side effects from the mixture of his meds.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 30, 2019 15:43:21 GMT
So from sharing my experinences of having problems getting a gps appointment, you choose to infer that im too lazy to get out of bed in the morning WTF? I didn't realise you were on the Nene, pity you could have joined us for a beer sometime Seriously I was merely pointing out that not all GP have a bad system, nothing to do with your circumstances. Personally I think a GP appointment system that prioritises people who can get up and get to queue at the surgery is a Bat Shit Crazy system.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 30, 2019 16:07:56 GMT
Survival of the fittest.
If it was done right it might help knock the population down a bit. Got to be better than nasty wars which are the other solution. Or pestilence. Or plagues.
Imagine plagues that would be nasty.
Killing off people who CBA or not fit enough to get to the quack seems sensible to me.
Modern medicine has a lot to answer for. Without Penicillin I would probably be dead now and the world would be a better place.
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Post by kris on Sept 30, 2019 16:25:30 GMT
Modern medicine has a lot to answer for. Without Penicillin I would probably be dead now and the world would be a better place. Your quite right, without penicillin the worlds population would be alot smaller. So maybe all these anti-biotic resistant bugs out there are the saviours of the planet?
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Post by Deleted on Sept 30, 2019 16:29:48 GMT
When I had CAP Pneumonia a few years ago it got really bad. Pleurisy was quite severe. Being a non doctor type I evaded the quack quack not o it started to look naughty. My theory was that the body would deal with it but it became apparent due to inability to breathe comfortably that it was problematic. Penicillin killed it.
I still wonder if I would have survived and become more resilient if I had left it.
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Post by kris on Sept 30, 2019 16:32:21 GMT
I still wonder if I would have survived and become more resilient if I had left it. Probably not.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 30, 2019 16:41:31 GMT
I didn't realise you were on the Nene, pity you could have joined us for a beer sometime Seriously I was merely pointing out that not all GP have a bad system, nothing to do with your circumstances. Personally I think a GP appointment system that prioritises people who can get up and get to queue at the surgery is a Bat Shit Crazy system. You have to get up and get to the appointment so what's the difference?
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Post by Deleted on Sept 30, 2019 16:49:50 GMT
Personally I think a GP appointment system that prioritises people who can get up and get to queue at the surgery is a Bat Shit Crazy system. You have to get up and get to the appointment so what's the difference? I like the system they have where Chris lives. You can only make an appointment the same day. The trouble with systems where you have to wait a few days to see a GP is that...you’re either better by then...or dead! Maybe that’s the idea?
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Post by Deleted on Sept 30, 2019 16:55:13 GMT
Personally I think a GP appointment system that prioritises people who can get up and get to queue at the surgery is a Bat Shit Crazy system. You have to get up and get to the appointment so what's the difference? Really surprised you have to ask to be honest.
Try getting someone up with dementia/recovering from cancer treatment/severe morning sickness etc etc etc. For 7:30 am and get them to queue outside the doctors surgery just so you have to repeat the whole process again later in the day (or sit and wait hours in the waiting room). Not forgetting some might need to rely on others providing transport to the GP (either volunteers or public transport). Most people don't live an easy life for their whole life.
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Post by patty on Sept 30, 2019 17:19:20 GMT
When I had CAP Pneumonia a few years ago it got really bad. Pleurisy was quite severe. Being a non doctor type I evaded the quack quack not o it started to look naughty. My theory was that the body would deal with it but it became apparent due to inability to breathe comfortably that it was problematic. Penicillin killed it. I still wonder if I would have survived and become more resilient if I had left it. I remember getting pleurisy post flu vaccine... Got the 4 kids at a Saturday club, little one only about 18 months..the guy running the reception took one look at me and promptly whisk the 2 youngest away and looked after them all morning I was so ill, but hubby as per the norm not at home I ended up on antibiotics and fairly hefty painkillers
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Post by lollygagger on Sept 30, 2019 17:31:21 GMT
If I had to use a walk in GP service, I'd move to somewhere they make appointments. Being a bloke, like MM I wait and see if I recover before bothering a doctor, I really don't want antibiotics if my body could become stronger through fighting for itself so when I need an appointment, I do need one fairly promptly and also don't think it's polite to sit in a crowded room of other ill people who might catch whatever I have on top of whatever problems they already have. If I have a cold I avoid my neighbour who has COPD which seems to turn into pneumonia when she gets a cold and she ends up in hospital - an appointment free wait around all day walk-in surgery must be contributory to many similar scenarios. Makes my blood boil when you realise these shitty places are mostly run on a shoestring with as few GPs as possible so Richard Branson can tuck a few more £20's in his wallet.
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Post by naughtyfox on Sept 30, 2019 18:16:08 GMT
NHS ‘Female Genital Mutilation Support Clinics’ The National Health Service plan to open numerous FGM clinics across the UK. "It is amazing to me that the NHS suddenly announce service expansion shit like this when they spend 99.9% of the rest of their time whining and kvetching about lack of funding and how down on their uppers they are. But then ‘Voila!’… let’s pull out all of the stops to pander to a very sick tradition that certainly never existed in this country when Nye Bevan set up the Health Service and would not exist today either were it not for the proliferation of certain ethnic groups landing this twisted shit right on our doorstep, just to give the UK taxpayers something ELSE to finance (as if they were not fucking stretched enough.) As sorry as I am for the girls and young women who suffer this horrendous, sick ‘ritual’, is THIS the most pressing thing that the health service sees fit to throw money at in the UK?" www.nhs.uk/conditions/female-genital-mutilation-fgm/national-fgm-support-clinics/
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