My Father in law

Murphman · June 16, 2006

He's been in there 8 weeks now, he was in intensive care but came through making good progress when he got a hospital 'bug' which put him right back. He got over that and went on to a recuperation hospital where he was doing OK after a very close call.

Last friday he took really ill again, the nurse told my wife he could well die, she w ws so upset having gone through the op and survived ITC it just feels so unfair, he rallied briefly but he's gone downhill at a rate of knots and we've finally made the staff own up, yes he's got another fecking bug and must go back to Stoke Mandeville.

He's 78 has been on a trolley in A&E since 10.a.m. whilst they sort out a bed in a seperate ward in isolation in case he gives every other poor basttard this bug and kills off a few. My wife left him at 7.30 p.m. still on the friggging trolley surrounded by people waiting to go home, I hope to Christ none of them get it.

There's an ambulance outside with a patient in it waiting for a bed, I kid you not and they've f*ckin closed Wycombe General for admissions, what the feck is going on???

You feckin apologists for this government can call this 'anecdotal' all you like, the hospital wouldn't admit he had MSRA until they were foreced to do so by my wife who wanted to know why he was being isolated.

The NHS is f*cked, for all the extra monies they've wasted it's fecked, the nurses think it's f*cked and so do the patients.

June 16, 2006

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