14 Sep 18
Yeah I know it is going through some problems now.
Not knowing how it will get drugs after leaving EU.
Unable to fill positions with UK employees....
BUT
https://www.bbc.com/news/video_and_audio/must_see/45515326/high-school-musical-inspires-uk-student-s-us-college-dream
How brilliant is that?
Can anyone cite a US equivalent?
NHS: I luvya
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15 Sep 18
Originally posted by @wolfgang59The NHS is brilliant I had a heart attack on the 5th of September the paramedics were there in under 5 min, hospitai in 15, bank of tests medicated, theatre 6pm on the 7th 1.5 hr op 5 stents , back home on 8th just in time for lunch 8 week course of physio and rehab all free,,,,it is great to be british.
Yeah I know it is going through some problems now.
Not knowing how it will get drugs after leaving EU.
Unable to fill positions with UK employees....
BUT
https://www.bbc.com/news/video_and_audio/must_see/45515326/high-school-musical-inspires-uk-student-s-us-college-dream
How brilliant is that?
Can anyone cite a US equivalent?
NHS: I luvya
15 Sep 18
Originally posted by @badradgerTANSTAAFL
The NHS is brilliant I had a heart attack on the 5th of September the paramedics were there in under 5 min, hospitai in 15, bank of tests medicated, theatre 6pm on the 7th 1.5 hr op 5 stents , back home on 8th just in time for lunch 8 week course of physio and rehab all free,,,,it is great to be british.
15 Sep 18
Originally posted by @badradgerbadradger = red badger?
The NHS is brilliant I had a heart attack on the 5th of September the paramedics were there in under 5 min, hospitai in 15, bank of tests medicated, theatre 6pm on the 7th 1.5 hr op 5 stents , back home on 8th just in time for lunch 8 week course of physio and rehab all free,,,,it is great to be british.
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15 Sep 18
Originally posted by @deepthoughtredbadger redbaron meg stripes and a few more
badradger = red badger?
15 Sep 18
Originally posted by @wolfgang59The NHS is an inspiring vision of healthcare for all citizens and in my opinion one of the hallmarks of a civilised and egalitarian society.
Yeah I know it is going through some problems now.
Not knowing how it will get drugs after leaving EU.
Unable to fill positions with UK employees....
BUT
https://www.bbc.com/news/video_and_audio/must_see/45515326/high-school-musical-inspires-uk-student-s-us-college-dream
How brilliant is that?
Can anyone cite a US equivalent?
NHS: I luvya
15 Sep 18
Originally posted by @wajomaWe all know.
TANSTAAFL
Using an acronym doesn't make it any smarter to state the obvious.
You think myself and divegeester and all the other supporters of the
NHS are upset that we have contributed to saving badradger's life?
15 Sep 18
Originally posted by @wolfgang59You don't get any kudos because you had no choice, you were just a dumb beast responding to threats from the sheep herders.
We all know.
Using an acronym doesn't make it any smarter to state the obvious.
You think myself and divegeester and all the other supporters of the
NHS are upset that we have contributed to saving badradger's life?
16 Sep 18
Originally posted by @wajomaIndividuals do not want kudos contributing to a community project.
You don't get any kudos because you had no choice, you were just a dumb beast responding to threats from the sheep herders.
The vast, vast majority of people in the UK value the NHS.
If they didn't a Farage type would have made it a
political question - its cost is far, far more than the EU.
16 Sep 18
Originally posted by @badradgerSorry to hear about your heart attack but I also heard the Brits have a LONG waiting list for those who are not as bad off medically as you. The same thing is going on in Canada too.
redbadger redbaron meg stripes and a few more
Here in the US they fuk you out of your money but you do get faster service. Whether it is better of course is up in the air but it is faster.
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16 Sep 18
Originally posted by @sonhouseI could do with a new left knee my floorlaying job of 50 years has nacked it up,the waiting list is about 18 months but the younger you are the longer you wait, they reckon you only get about 10 years out of a new knee, if I want to go private its about £7000.00 british pounds and could be fixed in about 6 weeks.getting in to see your GP is tricky unless you play the system, so if I need seeing I say send a doc out, that usualy gets you in that day, otherwise threaten to go to A&E that's immediate entry.
Sorry to hear about your heart attack but I also heard the Brits have a LONG waiting list for those who are not as bad off medically as you. The same thing is going on in Canada too.
Here in the US they fuk you out of your money but you do get faster service. Whether it is better of course is up in the air but it is faster.
16 Sep 18
Originally posted by @sonhouseYou sure?
Sorry to hear about your heart attack but I also heard the Brits have a LONG waiting list for those who are not as bad off medically as you. The same thing is going on in Canada too.
Here in the US they fuk you out of your money but you do get faster service. Whether it is better of course is up in the air but it is faster.
You may get initial consultation quicker but my understanding is that many
patients in US are passed from one specialist to another and undergo way
more scans and x-rays and examinations because all the doctors are
frightened of litigation. Which makes the US system expensive, inefficient
and ineffective (look at average life spans).