VIP TREATMENT
In spite of delayed surgery appointments,
under funding of the NHS
admissions kept waiting on trolleys
overcrowded A & E departments
sub standard hospital food
overworked doctors
underpaid nurses
last minute cancelling of operations
administrative cock ups
risk of MRSA
the banning of flowers to cheer patients up
profits recycled from car parks
insomnia on the wards
sounds of distress on the wards
false promises from chiefs
unfulfillable targets
twenty four hour dispensaries
hospital closures,
in spite of all this, all is well.
The Duke of Edinburgh aged 96
had his hip successfully operated on,
proving that miracles are possible.
raypool
Tue 17th Apr 2018 20:07
Thanks Anya. I try to keep out of the loop myself!
Thanks Tommy. I hope you're right !
Classic, Suki. There must be a poem there surely.
David, you're spot on - number one pull on the public - hence Hello and OK mags. I quite like a bit of fantasy myself, but more seedy. Of all the Royals, Phil is to admired most - not quite a chinless wonder. Even divorcees get attention.
Cheers Laura. He could always tone that down and get an Edward V111 mask instead of the outfit.
Thanks Mark. I am glad you are able to stay away from hospital care, in spite of reports to-ing ant fro-ing which I presume are not too sinister. Re age factor, it seems a lot of admissions are based on attacks on youth, so we hear.
Thanks for the likes Pat and Col.
Many thanks all ! Ray