The inability to contact hospitals

beany_bot said:
But what do you mean "The NHS is brilliant"? The concept? The people? What specifically is brilliant? Because the concept is broken, and a nurse working in the private sector (often for less) is just as "brilliant" as a nurse working for the NHS in my eyes. Not sure what is brilliant about it? It's a very broken, bloated and massively innefficient state department.
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And what qualifies you to come to this conclusion. Let me guess the daily mail articles by any chance?
 
mattyg said:
Fall off your ladder and call your private healthcare company.
How many people in this country have to choose between food and Insulin.
Which part of the top 2% do you need to be in to afford total healthcare insurance in the US
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If you are diabetic, you get prescriptions for free.

Asthmatics, like myself pay for prescriptions. Hopefully many have a prepaid certificate, like me. As it’s £10.80 a month for 10 months. It’s a disgrace that we have to pay for prescriptions when 1200 people die per year from asthma. Yet we need to breathe to stay alive
 
cheesefest said:
If you are diabetic, you get prescriptions for free.

Asthmatics, like myself pay for prescriptions. Hopefully many have a prepaid certificate, like me. As it’s £10.80 a month for 10 months. It’s a disgrace that we have to pay for prescriptions when 1200 people die per year from asthma. Yet we need to breathe to stay alive
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Woooosh

That was my point.
In the US lots are having to choose.
 
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