Too many chiefs and not enough indians. Plus, the NHS is a political football.

I always heed what the warnings say
If there are none I think nay 
Warning ! Men At Work it states
Drinking tea with their mates

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Your mum had dreadful treatment klondike. 

I think all the comments are valid.   Although I was happy with my surgery, I wasn't happy with the way I was dismissed at the start of my problems three years previously. An X-ray at the start would have meant no pointless physio that I couldn't do, and I could have thrown away my stick and been pain free much sooner.  The consultant surgeon agreed, I'm now on a patient pathway, if my other knee develops the same symptoms, I go directly to his team. Sensible. I'm in a city with two major hospitals, a separate children's hospital, and a specialist cancer hospital, there's also a central walk in GP service.  Probably better served than most, although it's patchy. The GP service was messed up by a certain T Blair, and it's got worse since Covid. 

My daughter is a nurse, at a pretty senior level, she's worked in many hospitals across the UK and abroad.  She feels the NHS won't last long in its present form.

Something is wrong when sick people are informed by a highly technical system that the current wait in A&E is 17hours 25minutes. 

This is partly because there aren't enough GPs so for many this is how they have to see a doctor.

Partly because hospitals were rationalised in the 1970s and smaller hospitals have no A&E.

Partly because the NHS has not kept up with an expanding population.

Partly because nobody cares.

Partly because the government controls which drugs need a prescription.

It probably needs someone like Dr Beeching or Elon Musk to study it and make it work for the people who have to use it. 

I remember making a picture from a grandsons hand prints for his mum. We used some big tubes of watercolour paint from a high street store.

I still don't know how to sort out the problem of a baby with blue hands going back to mum in an hour's time. They aren't still blue so mum must have worked it out.

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If it wasn't just you then I doubt the creases in the pillowcase would figure very high in their thoughts. 

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