Congratulations in advance Galen on both your birthday and retirement.What a fun and busy weekend.
I would be very happy with any (or all) of the gin based comestibles.
My GD was home last evening after what I have to say was a less than satisfactory experience of the NHS.
When the bleeding started I rang the hospital where she had her op.
They told me to ring 111, it took me 35 mins to speak to someone who said go to A&E!!
It was downhill from there.
After waiting over four and a half hours for ambulance transfer it was agreed my DiL could after all take her in the car.
To cut to the point of the story she was sitting in A&E in the second hospital until after 3am when a Dr ,not an ENT one admitted her.
Therefore she had been sitting on a hard chair mixing with everyone for twelve and a half hours.
No food or drink in case she had to go back to theatre.
She saw a medic at 10am who decided she could be discharged when the blood clot which has formed had dissipated.
She was “thrown “ out of her bed to sit in a chair as the bed was needed.
She was discharged with ab’s at 4;30 and after waiting for her meds she left at 5: 30pm.
She was exhausted and very hungry but struggling to eat, her throat is so sore.
I really hope this is not typical for everyone, but worry so much it it getting the norm.
Now, who to vote for on Dec12th?
I look forward to the doorstep canvassers who will tell me that under them this will all be fixed.
I will post another time about the unreasonable relatives demanding instant care for their family member, the time wasters in A&E and the Carer who came with a patient from a care home who totally ignored her charge , was rude and arrogant and then just upped and left.
She made me upset and worried about the people in her care.