Originally posted by TheRightStuff
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Going private for maturnity care
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Originally posted by Trolleugh!!...but thanks for the infoComment
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Originally posted by TheRightStuffP.S she did not have any pain relief at all.How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Originally posted by TheRightStuffI know. I could tell you about my kidney stone operation and what they did with the stent (pipe). That's more 'Oh my god you are not putting that up there. Anywhere but up there. Are you sure that goes up there. Nothing goes up there. It can't go up there. BOH HO HO.'How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Originally posted by TrollI thought kidney stones were zapped with ultrasound now-a-days
It also depends how big it is. Mine was as big as a thumb nail.
All my life I had been drinking coke and fanta so no surprise. Now it's water or diluted water. Don't want to go through that again.
2 months with a pipe up your wand makes you change your lifestyle.Comment
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Originally posted by TheRightStuffI didn't know that until after the operation. The did ultrasound at sutton hospital but not at Mayday. This was 2000 Boxing day at 2am.
It also depends how big it is. Mine was as big as a thumb nail.
All my life I had been drinking coke and fanta so no surprise. Now it's water or diluted water. Don't want to go through that again.
2 months with a pipe up your wand makes you change your lifestyle.How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Hold on - surely all contractors agree that private health care is best - how would a socialist health care system be at all efficient or competent ?
And anyway, why should my taxes help the chavs to spawn ? If we didn't subsidise the poor to reproduce we would have fewer poor people.Comment
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Originally posted by TheOmegaManHold on - surely all contractors agree that private health care is best - how would a socialist health care system be at all efficient or competent ?
And anyway, why should my taxes help the chavs to spawn ? If we didn't subsidise the poor to reproduce we would have fewer poor people.
Remember in private they never touch anything major. And if minor surgery remember that there could well be no backup. Plenty of people have fallen ill with only nurses to look at them. By the time Doctor arrives its all gone horribly wrong.Comment
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Originally posted by TheOmegaManHold on - surely all contractors agree that private health care is best - how would a socialist health care system be at all efficient or competent ?
And anyway, why should my taxes help the chavs to spawn ? If we didn't subsidise the poor to reproduce we would have fewer poor people.
As for your comment about poor people, who would collect your rubbish or serve your latte if they were not allowed to reproduce? Everyone has a place in society and that's what keeps you smug, we'd all be poorer without them!Science isn't about why, it's about why not. You ask: why is so much of our science dangerous? I say: why not marry safe science if you love it so much. In fact, why not invent a special safety door that won't hit you in the butt on the way out, because you are fired. - Cave JohnsonComment
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