new labour wont save the nhs.

Really very funny - hillarious

The Tory supporters are attempting to defend the current appalling mess our NHS is in, which has gradually happened over the 12 years their government have been the overlords, and at the same time they sneer at the main opposition, declaring that "Labour wont fix the problems" ( that our government created ).

You couldn't make this shit up

The leader of the opposition is coming out with some new and fresh ideas concerning our NHS, and the one idea that stands out to me is a proposal to bring GP Practices back in-house, under direct NHS control, and salary General Practicioners as employees of the National Health Service.

Its not just me, but others feel the same way, when you go into Group Practices today, you get the distinct feeling that "they" are in charge, and "you" will do as "they" say, the receptionists seem superior, and "you" are inferior.

Some GP Practices are run as money making excercises, they are private enterprises, and some practices provide as little service as possible for the maximum money possible, with the cost to the tax payer.

Its time to take back control, make GPs work for us, I commend this policy idea to "The People"

I'll let you into a secret but don't tell anyone. I was admitted to hospital after 6 months of multiple tests, scans and consultations. The surgery was for a simple TURP (look it up) and release within 24 hours; I arrived at 8am and went into the theatre just after 5pm. The surgeon did the operation and a little extra. They had discovered a worrying spot on the kidney that the originally appointed surgeon could have dealt with but instead, I got a junior surgeon who was not allowed to deal with kidney problems. However, in order to make it easier for a more qualified surgeon to access the kidney, he put a stent into the ureter. The stent started to come out and got to the point where piss was running straight out, that was until the stent dropped down still further and completely blocked me. Middle of the night extreme pain and all attempts to insert a catheter failed due to the stent. Hand held scan and then in for emergency surgery, instead of a 24 hour stay it was 11 days and two weeks later back in to have that kidney looked at which turned out to be OK....well sort of. After all that they analysed the bits from the TURP surgery and found I had aggressive bladder cancer pushing its way into the prostate; though it can't infect the prostate with cancer, the danger is it might enter the prostate's blood stream. My prostate was nearer the size of a tennis ball than the usual walnut and described by the scan man as humongous.

After various other procedures I had the major op of bladder and prostate removal two months later; it was my choice to have the prostate removed rather than risk any cancer cells being left in there. When it was all over I asked the surgeon how long he thought I'd had the cancer and he replied , "At least 6 months". Over the preceding 18 months I had admitted myself to A & E with high levels of blood in my urine and blockages. The usual solution was the same as my GP, an infection and antibiotics, not looking at my record and actually doing something about it.

Gotcha! you are so easy and predictable, you're just a simple minded troll who usually gets things wrong. 

Anyone disagreeing with See2 is posting mere opinions, which are naturally wrong if he disagrees with them. As if posting one's opinion on a politics forum is somehow invalid. Anyone agreeing with him though is clearly stating facts. Lol.

Have you noticed the same pattern in his assumptions?

I don't care what you are noting and counting. The above was just a description of the way you behave around here. You have made plenty of personal attacks upon me. Why dont you give it a rest? Or are you now going to construe this as a personal attack as well? lol

Ooooooh, you think I'm the only one to have bad experiences, I'm having one at the moment on a different problem.

I was repeatedly lied to over a period of a year, ignored and encountered breathtaking apathy from  NHS staff . I had to chase both the surgeons and the clinic persistently . Even sitting next to a nurse and pretty much refusing to move while she tried to contact the clinical team that was on the upper floor in the same hospital . My son in law had the same  problem .