@trishgreenhalgh@JakeMat91 Of course no one is happy to be fooled - we don’t always need a chi squared to prove the bloody obvious.
Ask the right question - if you can’t see YOUR GP for 3 months, but instead a damn good health professional you know, and who knows your GP, next week …
Others have said it… but the queue. The nod at the bar to say who goes first, the step back at the post office to let the older lady go first, the door held open. The queue is the daily reminder of British fairness. #RespectTheQueue. #LittleBritishJoys
@parker_hh@mmamas1973 I feel like I should apologise because I was lucky enough to make it… I wish you had the opportunity and privilege too.
I’m not sure who screwed everything up exactly… but it seemed to start with the Tory/ LibDem tuition fee thing. Unforgivable.
@mmamas1973 Thanks for this summary. My story is not dissimilar. I suspect that maybe it’s a fact of life that patients have to go on a journey too… younger patients want ‘Tesco’ GPs at their beck and call. But older ones see the value of the GP who knows you well (and your family too).
@LiamFox Tories gonna Tory.
Do they do some kind of Stepford operation to remove all balance and conscience when you become a Tory MP?
Asking for a friend who wants to get into private surgery paid for by the British public.
@righty63@jackalsbynight@tomscot41@zackferguson They can’t all be orthopods. Some of them might think it’s rewarding to care for prem babies. Seems like a calling to me… but not much private £.
Should their reward be zero options for holidays, long hours (overnights forever), heartbreaking memories, plus a bundle of debt?