And the corruption continues...

[Notch7]

Oh dear!
Seriously, I know gp surgeries are not seeing anyone, but you really need help.
Walk in centres are open.
Trying to twist words to win an argument with someone you don't know and will never meet.
I feel sorry for you and I apologise for thinking you're a fool.
Yours is a medical condition and you need help.
Trust me, go to a walk in centre and seek help.

Brilliant

You've been found out
Instead of being a man and admit you are wrong.....you carry on digging a hole.

 

[johnny2007]

Brilliant

You've been found out
Instead of being a man and admit you are wrong.....you carry on digging a hole.

Think about it: if one person says you're a halfwit, thry might be wrong.
But when many say the same thing, you should start thinking that maybe, just maybe, they could be right and you're truly a halfwit idiot.

 

[johnny2007]

What were these pre-planned actions.

GP Surgeries are open and have been throughout the pandemic and taking appointments both in person and virtual.

Not here in London.
They have even given all prescriptions to a pharmacy of their choice to avoid patients picking them up from the surgery.
Who authorised them to give our personal details to a pharmacy???
Anyhow, it's been impossible to see or speak to a doctor since the coronavirus show started.
Have used the walk in centre twice and there was no queue.
Doctors there are acting normal, not like supergods that you have to honour and praise.
Off topic, but remember that the NHS was founded to serve the people, not the other way around.

 

[Dangee]

I’m also in London.
Called GP last week.
No face to face appointments at all.
10 days for a telephone appointment.
Not good enough.

 

[sodthisforfun]

I've not tried to get an apt, pretty sure will be a frustrating experience. It already was before covid!
When I collect my repeat, it's pushed through a tiny gap in the surgery door, by a receptionist wearing a mask. It feels all very cloak and dagger

I have at last managed to get a dentist appointment on Tues, that was a 12 day wait, not bad.

 

[johnny2007]

I've not tried to get an apt, pretty sure will be a frustrating experience. It already was before covid!
When I collect my repeat, it's pushed through a tiny gap in the surgery door, by a receptionist wearing a mask. It feels all very cloak and dagger

I have at last managed to get a dentist appointment on Tues, that was a 12 day wait, not bad.

Lucky you.
We've been told that they won't take any new patients until new year and incidentally my dentist retired end of February.
So there's no chance for me to see a dentist any time soon.

 

[sodthisforfun]

Lucky you.
We've been told that they won't take any new patients until new year and incidentally my dentist retired end of February.
So there's no chance for me to see a dentist any time soon.

That's crap... soz. Hope you don't have toothache

 

[securespark]

We have no F2F GP appts.
Our dental appt in Aug was changed to Mar.

 

[johnny2007]

That's crap... soz. Hope you don't have toothache

We're brushing 4 times a day and avoiding sugars.
Hopefully we won't get anything painful.
What else can we do???

 

[Brigadier]

We're brushing 4 times a day and avoiding sugars.
Hopefully we won't get anything painful.
What else can we do???

Liquidise everything?

 

[fillyboy]

GP Surgeries are open and have been throughout the pandemic and taking appointments both in person and virtual.

Not here in Cornwall either.

 

[sodthisforfun]

We're brushing 4 times a day and avoiding sugars.
Hopefully we won't get anything painful.
What else can we do???

Sounds like a good plan! If you do end up with bad pain, sometimes hospitals have a dental dept?

Was thinking, my apt is with the dental surgeon, unfortunately I need work done to the tune of £5k. I wonder if that's why there were some appointments available?! I've not tried normal dentist as yet but I would like to see the hygienist. That had a 4 month waiting list pre-covid anyway, god knows what it is now.

 

[Mottie]

Temporary filling a few months ago £60. Root canal same tooth a few weeks ago, nearly £290 and still to decide on filling or capping once it has settled down. Normally I’m in and out with my dentist but last visit was an hour and a half. A lot of it was prep work. Dentist tells me they cannot enter the room for an hour after I’ve left as the dust and droplets have to settle before a deep clean can be done. That applies to any drilling or cleaning jobs.

Doctors - I’ve not had to see one during pandemic but repeat scripts are dropped through the surgery door and collected two days later at my nominated pharmacy. That’s just reminded me, must get my flu jab soon.

 

[SirGalahad]

Not here in Cornwall either.

You must be so fit you don't need them.

 

[transam]

I had to go to an emergency dentist a while back

Root canal 300 odd squid

Or pull it out for a ton

Had it pulled out