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    I've been suffering with a chest infection for a couple of weeks. I suffer from Asthma. This week face to face, appointment with the
    practise nurse and telephone appointment with the G. P.
    To quote Mrs, Brown. "You've heard of Dr Dolittle this is Doctor Do fcuk all".
    Fcuking useless. No service no medication.
    What the **** is going on.

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    Re: My GP

    Originally posted by dandywarhol View Post
    I've been suffering with a chest infection for a couple of weeks. I suffer from Asthma. This week face to face, appointment with the
    practise nurse and telephone appointment with the G. P.
    To quote Mrs, Brown. "You've heard of Dr Dolittle this is Doctor Do fcuk all".
    Fcuking useless. No service no medication.
    What the **** is going on.
    I also suffer with asthma before covid the surgery would contact me saying that I'm due an assessment. I haven't had a letter for 2 years. Try getting an appointment, the NHS is broken big time

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    • #3
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      which begs the question why don 't wales have walk in medical centres like England ?

      when i was working in the England for a number of years i could walk in and see a doctor if i needed too without an appointment which you can still can do today although bit of a wait

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          Re: My GP

          Originally posted by dandywarhol View Post
          I've been suffering with a chest infection for a couple of weeks. I suffer from Asthma. This week face to face, appointment with the
          practise nurse and telephone appointment with the G. P.
          To quote Mrs, Brown. "You've heard of Dr Dolittle this is Doctor Do fcuk all".
          Fcuking useless. No service no medication.
          What the **** is going on.
          Welsh Health service has been broken for some years, Welsh Government not that bold to challenge performance and ensure taxpayers get value for money....

          You could stagger into A and E with breathing difficulties.

          Hope your chest gets better soon..

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            ..........but we do get free prescriptions, something that I am very grateful for.

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            • #7
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              Original poster sounds exactly the type of person who if he were to ring 999 to request an ambulance would then moan and groan if it didn't show up within the next six hours. (He's probably a Communist agitator.)

              GPs shouldn't be troubled by patients with non life threatening conditions. Instead, they ought to seek advice from a pharmacist. When s/he is unavailable then consult with whoever's operating the till at the time.

              As LoM identified, anyone can attend any number of A & E departments. Whilst it's true one should visit with a pop-up tent, sleeping bag and a carrier bag full of grub in anticipation of a three-day wait prior to being seen, politicians are correct when insisting our National Health Service remains the envy of the world.

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              • #8
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                The NHS dentist appears to becoming a thing of the past as well

                I’ve just had notice that my current dentist is no longer renewing its contract with the NHS after 18 years.

                They are blaming it on the backlog of patients caused by lockdowns.

                Whilst I’m fortunate to be able to pay for treatment, this is going to have a huge effect on the local area in respect of poorer families and especially children who’s treatment is free.

                Anybody else having experienced his u-turn with their local practice and is this going to become the norm ?

                Seems part of the plan by the WAG

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                • #9
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                  Originally posted by Organ Morgan. View Post
                  Original poster sounds exactly the type of person who if he were to ring 999 to request an ambulance would then moan and groan if it didn't show up within the next six hours. (He's probably a Communist agitator.)

                  GPs shouldn't be troubled by patients with non life threatening conditions. Instead, they ought to seek advice from a pharmacist. When s/he is unavailable then consult with whoever's operating the till at the time.

                  As LoM identified, anyone can attend any number of A & E departments. Whilst it's true one should visit with a pop-up tent, sleeping bag and a carrier bag full of grub in anticipation of a three-day wait prior to being seen, politicians are correct when insisting our National Health Service remains the envy of the world.
                  Until social care is properly funded and profit making provision removed then you will continue to see a and e departments blocked

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                  • #10
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                    Originally posted by Alfresco View Post
                    I also suffer with asthma before covid the surgery would contact me saying that I'm due an assessment. I haven't had a letter for 2 years. Try getting an appointment, the NHS is broken big time
                    Dismantled would be a better word.

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                    • #11
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                      Originally posted by dandywarhol View Post
                      I've been suffering with a chest infection for a couple of weeks. I suffer from Asthma. This week face to face, appointment with the
                      practise nurse and telephone appointment with the G. P.
                      To quote Mrs, Brown. "You've heard of Dr Dolittle this is Doctor Do fcuk all".
                      Fcuking useless. No service no medication.
                      What the **** is going on.
                      It's not a priority, the Welsh Government has far more important stuff to deal with like slowing the Country down to a grinding halt, with covid and speed and road closures, once it's ground to a halt they will look at the ambulance delays, A&E, GP's and Dentists, problem is you won't be able to get there by the time they get around to it!

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                      • #12
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                        I guess here in the Dordogne we are lucky. Small village...life like uk back in the fifties.....
                        Small - very small doctors. No receptionists, no appointments...just walk in to see the doctor......70% paid for by the state and 30% through top up insurance (optional).

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                        • #13
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                          From start to end of process it took SIX weeks to get blood test results.

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                          • #14
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                            Originally posted by North Cardiff Blue View Post
                            It's not a priority, the Welsh Government has far more important stuff to deal with like slowing the Country down to a grinding halt, with covid and speed and road closures, once it's ground to a halt they will look at the ambulance delays, A&E, GP's and Dentists, problem is you won't be able to get there by the time they get around to it!

                            Whilst employing 36 more useless tossers to sit on their arseholes in that ugly monstrosity down the bay

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                              Originally posted by dandywarhol View Post
                              I've been suffering with a chest infection for a couple of weeks. I suffer from Asthma. This week face to face, appointment with the
                              practise nurse and telephone appointment with the G. P.
                              To quote Mrs, Brown. "You've heard of Dr Dolittle this is Doctor Do fcuk all".
                              Fcuking useless. No service no medication.
                              What the **** is going on.
                              Maybe, after assessment by two healthcare professionals it was decided that medication wouldn't have helped with your condition.

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