@NHSMillion Congratulations on your 42 years service, sad thing is after a few weeks you are forgotten. Someone else takes your job and all those years you gave are forgotten
@Chrisle00277910@Pinkles6 I agree, my late partner had lung cancer and his discharge depended on an X-ray. It took 3 days to get it. I was told X Ray have their own rules. Unfortunately he deteriorated and was denied his last days at home.
@PicturesFoIder Many continental toilets are designed so that you can see what you have passed. British toilets enable it to go straight in the water and if you are health conscious and believe that your poo tells a lot about your diet/ health it helps to see it rather than it going in the water
@EMdocFarah We speak of the “good old days” but poor nursing care happened then. My dad in a side ward confused unable to ask for the toilet, sitting with his foot which had a broken sore area in his full finner plate. This was on the 1990’s
@lorraine@reallorraine Also need to mention Familial Adenopolyposis. ( FAP) which is also a genetic condition, which increases the risk of bowel cancer.