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70 years of our NHS. See the keyword I used there? "Our?" Because it's everyone's. It's help me and people I know in so many ways, I can imagine it's helped every TSR member in some way.
And I do not want the government to dismantle it. We the public, should not blindly let this happen. This government screwed our schools, our railways let's not let them screw the NHS any further.
Look how hard the nurses work, yet they go to food banks. Why?
There's a shortage of doctors in this country that they have to call supply doctors in. Why?
Waiting lists for patients are endless, most rarely get seen when they have a genuine condition. Why?
However, the government is not completely at fault. Members of the public have also been abusing the NHS. If people looked after themselves better, they would not get self inflicted illnesses and the NHS could focus on patients with genuine illnesses, such as a child with cancer.
Drunks, stumbling about the street on Saturday night, smashed their head on the pavement because they cannot be stable, due to the amount they drank. I understand this is apart of British culture but if they're going to get drunk on a Saturday night, or any night just sit down or something until they're stable. Don't roam the streets thats just asking for an accident.
Smokers. They damn well know, putting that cigarette in their mouth is doing them harm, it says it on the box yet they still do it. And they accept the NHS to treat them, because they harmed themselves?
I'm not saying these type of people don't deserve to be treated, moreover, they should pay for their treatment because it is self inflicted, they are aware of the harm they are doing. People with genuine conditions such as somebody with breast cancer are left unfairly waiting because these idiots cannot eliminate their bad habits, and are taking up hospital beds.
The NHS is falling apart. This is how we treat it after all it has done for us? I don't think we realize how lucky we actually are to have it.
Thank you NHS for everything
And I do not want the government to dismantle it. We the public, should not blindly let this happen. This government screwed our schools, our railways let's not let them screw the NHS any further.
Look how hard the nurses work, yet they go to food banks. Why?
There's a shortage of doctors in this country that they have to call supply doctors in. Why?
Waiting lists for patients are endless, most rarely get seen when they have a genuine condition. Why?
However, the government is not completely at fault. Members of the public have also been abusing the NHS. If people looked after themselves better, they would not get self inflicted illnesses and the NHS could focus on patients with genuine illnesses, such as a child with cancer.
Drunks, stumbling about the street on Saturday night, smashed their head on the pavement because they cannot be stable, due to the amount they drank. I understand this is apart of British culture but if they're going to get drunk on a Saturday night, or any night just sit down or something until they're stable. Don't roam the streets thats just asking for an accident.
Smokers. They damn well know, putting that cigarette in their mouth is doing them harm, it says it on the box yet they still do it. And they accept the NHS to treat them, because they harmed themselves?
I'm not saying these type of people don't deserve to be treated, moreover, they should pay for their treatment because it is self inflicted, they are aware of the harm they are doing. People with genuine conditions such as somebody with breast cancer are left unfairly waiting because these idiots cannot eliminate their bad habits, and are taking up hospital beds.
The NHS is falling apart. This is how we treat it after all it has done for us? I don't think we realize how lucky we actually are to have it.
Thank you NHS for everything
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I would disagree that drunks roaming the streets are a part of our culture, although some do cause unnecessary strain.
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I would disagree that drunks roaming the streets are a part of our culture, although some do cause unnecessary strain.
I would disagree that drunks roaming the streets are a part of our culture, although some do cause unnecessary strain.
That however, is one of the aspects of British culture I would not participate in.
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70 years of our NHS. See the keyword I used there? "Our?" Because it's everyone's. It's help me and people I know in so many ways, I can imagine it's helped every TSR member in some way.
And I do not want the government to dismantle it. We the public, should not blindly let this happen. This government screwed our schools, our railways let's not let them screw the NHS any further.
Look how hard the nurses work, yet they go to food banks. Why?
There's a shortage of doctors in this country that they have to call supply doctors in. Why?
Waiting lists for patients are endless, most rarely get seen when they have a genuine condition. Why?
However, the government is not completely at fault. Members of the public have also been abusing the NHS. If people looked after themselves better, they would not get self inflicted illnesses and the NHS could focus on patients with genuine illnesses, such as a child with cancer.
Drunks, stumbling about the street on Saturday night, smashed their head on the pavement because they cannot be stable, due to the amount they drank. I understand this is apart of British culture but if they're going to get drunk on a Saturday night, or any night just sit down or something until they're stable. Don't roam the streets thats just asking for an accident.
Smokers. They damn well know, putting that cigarette in their mouth is doing them harm, it says it on the box yet they still do it. And they accept the NHS to treat them, because they harmed themselves?
I'm not saying these type of people don't deserve to be treated, moreover, they should pay for their treatment because it is self inflicted, they are aware of the harm they are doing. People with genuine conditions such as somebody with breast cancer are left unfairly waiting because these idiots cannot eliminate their bad habits, and are taking up hospital beds.
The NHS is falling apart. This is how we treat it after all it has done for us? I don't think we realize how lucky we actually are to have it.
Thank you NHS for everything
70 years of our NHS. See the keyword I used there? "Our?" Because it's everyone's. It's help me and people I know in so many ways, I can imagine it's helped every TSR member in some way.
And I do not want the government to dismantle it. We the public, should not blindly let this happen. This government screwed our schools, our railways let's not let them screw the NHS any further.
Look how hard the nurses work, yet they go to food banks. Why?
There's a shortage of doctors in this country that they have to call supply doctors in. Why?
Waiting lists for patients are endless, most rarely get seen when they have a genuine condition. Why?
However, the government is not completely at fault. Members of the public have also been abusing the NHS. If people looked after themselves better, they would not get self inflicted illnesses and the NHS could focus on patients with genuine illnesses, such as a child with cancer.
Drunks, stumbling about the street on Saturday night, smashed their head on the pavement because they cannot be stable, due to the amount they drank. I understand this is apart of British culture but if they're going to get drunk on a Saturday night, or any night just sit down or something until they're stable. Don't roam the streets thats just asking for an accident.
Smokers. They damn well know, putting that cigarette in their mouth is doing them harm, it says it on the box yet they still do it. And they accept the NHS to treat them, because they harmed themselves?
I'm not saying these type of people don't deserve to be treated, moreover, they should pay for their treatment because it is self inflicted, they are aware of the harm they are doing. People with genuine conditions such as somebody with breast cancer are left unfairly waiting because these idiots cannot eliminate their bad habits, and are taking up hospital beds.
The NHS is falling apart. This is how we treat it after all it has done for us? I don't think we realize how lucky we actually are to have it.
Thank you NHS for everything
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I have personally had some great experiences with the NHS as well as less positive ones. I believe as a concept is is very good and believe it is one of the best things about this country... I do agree though that is is seriously hurting right now and that things need to be done to help it achieve it's potential and the concept behind it. I also agree that making that positive impact involves the efforts of both the government and the general population.
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70 years of our NHS. See the keyword I used there? "Our?" Because it's everyone's. It's help me and people I know in so many ways, I can imagine it's helped every TSR member in some way.
And I do not want the government to dismantle it. We the public, should not blindly let this happen. This government screwed our schools, our railways let's not let them screw the NHS any further.
Look how hard the nurses work, yet they go to food banks. Why?
There's a shortage of doctors in this country that they have to call supply doctors in. Why?
Waiting lists for patients are endless, most rarely get seen when they have a genuine condition. Why?
However, the government is not completely at fault. Members of the public have also been abusing the NHS. If people looked after themselves better, they would not get self inflicted illnesses and the NHS could focus on patients with genuine illnesses, such as a child with cancer.
Drunks, stumbling about the street on Saturday night, smashed their head on the pavement because they cannot be stable, due to the amount they drank. I understand this is apart of British culture but if they're going to get drunk on a Saturday night, or any night just sit down or something until they're stable. Don't roam the streets thats just asking for an accident.
Smokers. They damn well know, putting that cigarette in their mouth is doing them harm, it says it on the box yet they still do it. And they accept the NHS to treat them, because they harmed themselves?
I'm not saying these type of people don't deserve to be treated, moreover, they should pay for their treatment because it is self inflicted, they are aware of the harm they are doing. People with genuine conditions such as somebody with breast cancer are left unfairly waiting because these idiots cannot eliminate their bad habits, and are taking up hospital beds.
The NHS is falling apart. This is how we treat it after all it has done for us? I don't think we realize how lucky we actually are to have it.
Thank you NHS for everything
70 years of our NHS. See the keyword I used there? "Our?" Because it's everyone's. It's help me and people I know in so many ways, I can imagine it's helped every TSR member in some way.
And I do not want the government to dismantle it. We the public, should not blindly let this happen. This government screwed our schools, our railways let's not let them screw the NHS any further.
Look how hard the nurses work, yet they go to food banks. Why?
There's a shortage of doctors in this country that they have to call supply doctors in. Why?
Waiting lists for patients are endless, most rarely get seen when they have a genuine condition. Why?
However, the government is not completely at fault. Members of the public have also been abusing the NHS. If people looked after themselves better, they would not get self inflicted illnesses and the NHS could focus on patients with genuine illnesses, such as a child with cancer.
Drunks, stumbling about the street on Saturday night, smashed their head on the pavement because they cannot be stable, due to the amount they drank. I understand this is apart of British culture but if they're going to get drunk on a Saturday night, or any night just sit down or something until they're stable. Don't roam the streets thats just asking for an accident.
Smokers. They damn well know, putting that cigarette in their mouth is doing them harm, it says it on the box yet they still do it. And they accept the NHS to treat them, because they harmed themselves?
I'm not saying these type of people don't deserve to be treated, moreover, they should pay for their treatment because it is self inflicted, they are aware of the harm they are doing. People with genuine conditions such as somebody with breast cancer are left unfairly waiting because these idiots cannot eliminate their bad habits, and are taking up hospital beds.
The NHS is falling apart. This is how we treat it after all it has done for us? I don't think we realize how lucky we actually are to have it.
Thank you NHS for everything
So, moving on now to our NHS today. As a child in care, I, again, with many of my companions suffered across the board abuse throughout our time in care. I have had to fight for counselling on the NHS, but because of the strain on Mental Health funding, it is only now, with the help of my university over the last three years that I have been able to access trauma counselling.
Let me address your point over the ‘being drunk on a Saturday night bring part of British culture’. I have had to access A&E a few times, both for myself or for one or two of my grandchildren. Yes, I’ve had a couple of drunks trip over my feet. But, do you know what, I think you have the cheek of the devil to generalise about ‘British culture’ when you have participitated in a thread on TRS - you know the one I mean - where you have persistently defended your culture in respect of the hundreds of white, working class women and girls who have been subjected to grooming by a certain culture to which you yourself belong. There is no doubt that there is a strain on the NHS and I have no issue with a drunk on a Saturday night in A&E. Further strain will come about due to the hundreds if not thousands of women and girls who have to live their lives due to the actions of someone else and the cost both emotionally and financially. Your hypocrisy is astounding.
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70 years of our NHS. See the keyword I used there? "Our?" Because it's everyone's. It's help me and people I know in so many ways, I can imagine it's helped every TSR member in some way.
And I do not want the government to dismantle it. We the public, should not blindly let this happen. This government screwed our schools, our railways let's not let them screw the NHS any further.
Look how hard the nurses work, yet they go to food banks. Why?
There's a shortage of doctors in this country that they have to call supply doctors in. Why?
Waiting lists for patients are endless, most rarely get seen when they have a genuine condition. Why?
However, the government is not completely at fault. Members of the public have also been abusing the NHS. If people looked after themselves better, they would not get self inflicted illnesses and the NHS could focus on patients with genuine illnesses, such as a child with cancer.
Drunks, stumbling about the street on Saturday night, smashed their head on the pavement because they cannot be stable, due to the amount they drank. I understand this is apart of British culture but if they're going to get drunk on a Saturday night, or any night just sit down or something until they're stable. Don't roam the streets thats just asking for an accident.
Smokers. They damn well know, putting that cigarette in their mouth is doing them harm, it says it on the box yet they still do it. And they accept the NHS to treat them, because they harmed themselves?
I'm not saying these type of people don't deserve to be treated, moreover, they should pay for their treatment because it is self inflicted, they are aware of the harm they are doing. People with genuine conditions such as somebody with breast cancer are left unfairly waiting because these idiots cannot eliminate their bad habits, and are taking up hospital beds.
The NHS is falling apart. This is how we treat it after all it has done for us? I don't think we realize how lucky we actually are to have it.
Thank you NHS for everything
70 years of our NHS. See the keyword I used there? "Our?" Because it's everyone's. It's help me and people I know in so many ways, I can imagine it's helped every TSR member in some way.
And I do not want the government to dismantle it. We the public, should not blindly let this happen. This government screwed our schools, our railways let's not let them screw the NHS any further.
Look how hard the nurses work, yet they go to food banks. Why?
There's a shortage of doctors in this country that they have to call supply doctors in. Why?
Waiting lists for patients are endless, most rarely get seen when they have a genuine condition. Why?
However, the government is not completely at fault. Members of the public have also been abusing the NHS. If people looked after themselves better, they would not get self inflicted illnesses and the NHS could focus on patients with genuine illnesses, such as a child with cancer.
Drunks, stumbling about the street on Saturday night, smashed their head on the pavement because they cannot be stable, due to the amount they drank. I understand this is apart of British culture but if they're going to get drunk on a Saturday night, or any night just sit down or something until they're stable. Don't roam the streets thats just asking for an accident.
Smokers. They damn well know, putting that cigarette in their mouth is doing them harm, it says it on the box yet they still do it. And they accept the NHS to treat them, because they harmed themselves?
I'm not saying these type of people don't deserve to be treated, moreover, they should pay for their treatment because it is self inflicted, they are aware of the harm they are doing. People with genuine conditions such as somebody with breast cancer are left unfairly waiting because these idiots cannot eliminate their bad habits, and are taking up hospital beds.
The NHS is falling apart. This is how we treat it after all it has done for us? I don't think we realize how lucky we actually are to have it.
Thank you NHS for everything
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Good question, why do nurses go to foodbanks? The minimum salary for a nurse is £22k a year. I have managed to live on less than that perfectly comfortably without going to a foodbank and being able to save money so ... yeah why indeed?
Good question, why do nurses go to foodbanks? The minimum salary for a nurse is £22k a year. I have managed to live on less than that perfectly comfortably without going to a foodbank and being able to save money so ... yeah why indeed?
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And I do not want the government to dismantle it. We the public, should not blindly let this happen. This government screwed our schools, our railways let's not let them screw the NHS any further.
And I do not want the government to dismantle it. We the public, should not blindly let this happen. This government screwed our schools, our railways let's not let them screw the NHS any further.
(Original post by Cod3tte)
Look how hard the nurses work, yet they go to food banks. Why?
Look how hard the nurses work, yet they go to food banks. Why?
(Original post by Cod3tte)
There's a shortage of doctors in this country that they have to call supply doctors in. Why?
There's a shortage of doctors in this country that they have to call supply doctors in. Why?
(Original post by Cod3tte)
Waiting lists for patients are endless, most rarely get seen when they have a genuine condition. Why?
Waiting lists for patients are endless, most rarely get seen when they have a genuine condition. Why?
(Original post by Cod3tte)
However, the government is not completely at fault. Members of the public have also been abusing the NHS. If people looked after themselves better, they would not get self inflicted illnesses and the NHS could focus on patients with genuine illnesses, such as a child with cancer.
However, the government is not completely at fault. Members of the public have also been abusing the NHS. If people looked after themselves better, they would not get self inflicted illnesses and the NHS could focus on patients with genuine illnesses, such as a child with cancer.
(Original post by Cod3tte)
Smokers. They damn well know, putting that cigarette in their mouth is doing them harm, it says it on the box yet they still do it. And they accept the NHS to treat them, because they harmed themselves?
Smokers. They damn well know, putting that cigarette in their mouth is doing them harm, it says it on the box yet they still do it. And they accept the NHS to treat them, because they harmed themselves?
(Original post by Cod3tte)
I'm not saying these type of people don't deserve to be treated, moreover, they should pay for their treatment because it is self inflicted, they are aware of the harm they are doing. People with genuine conditions such as somebody with breast cancer are left unfairly waiting because these idiots cannot eliminate their bad habits, and are taking up hospital beds.
I'm not saying these type of people don't deserve to be treated, moreover, they should pay for their treatment because it is self inflicted, they are aware of the harm they are doing. People with genuine conditions such as somebody with breast cancer are left unfairly waiting because these idiots cannot eliminate their bad habits, and are taking up hospital beds.
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