Keeping Britain Alive: The NHS - BBC2 HD

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• spookyLX Posts: 11,730

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  27/03/13 - 03:08 #2

  Anyone watching, it is a bit like 24 in A&E that c4 did a while back
  
  already quite interesting

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• spookyLX Posts: 11,730

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  27/03/13 - 03:08 #3

  lol just started a thread as well:D

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• applepie2100 Posts: 23,466

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  27/03/13 - 03:08 #4

  Timewasters already!
  
  Call an ambulance then refuse to wait an hour in A&E so leave? He should be billed for the ambulance callout.

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• spookyLX Posts: 11,730

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  27/03/13 - 03:10 #5

  I agree, That nurse was not shy about her views lol

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• Kolin Klingon Posts: 4,296

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  27/03/13 - 03:12 #6

  spookyLX wrote: »

  lol just started a thread as well:D

  
  I'll alert my one and get it merged with your one.

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• divingbboy Posts: 14,074

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  27/03/13 - 03:14 #7

  Love, KFC does not count as 'a restaurant', m'kay?

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• spookyLX Posts: 11,730

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  27/03/13 - 03:16 #8

  divingbboy wrote: »

  Love, KFC does not count as 'a restaurant', m'kay?

  
  :D:D

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• Kolin Klingon Posts: 4,296

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  27/03/13 - 03:16 #9

  I think a hospital attracts a lot of lonely people who just want some human contact and attention.
  
  The other ones have serious medical problems.

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• spookyLX Posts: 11,730

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  27/03/13 - 03:17 #10

  10 grand for weight lose surgery seriously people stop eating junk food and go for a walk

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• divingbboy Posts: 14,074

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  27/03/13 - 03:19 #11

  Call me cynical, but I'd bet a lot of money that there are a few people like that woman, who seem to deliberately sabotage their weight loss as a means of convincing the authorities to give them a gastric band.

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• spookyLX Posts: 11,730

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  27/03/13 - 03:23 #12

  divingbboy wrote: »

  Call me cynical, but I'd bet a lot of money that there are a few people like that woman, who seem to deliberately sabotage their weight loss as a means of convincing the authorities to give them a gastric band.

  
  But even with a band fitted you need to stop filling your face with crap and exercise do these people not realize that

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• divingbboy Posts: 14,074

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  27/03/13 - 03:29 #13

  That woman should be arrested for 'wearing loud clothing in a built-up area during the hours of darkness'.

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• curmy Posts: 4,725

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  27/03/13 - 03:30 #14

  So why has the W Midlands got a much higher rate of obesity than the SE of England ?

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• applepie2100 Posts: 23,466

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  27/03/13 - 03:30 #15

  It does seem that one or two of the staff need to sort their attitudes out too.
  
  If you don't know something then say you don't know, don't come away with a smart comment.

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• Kolin Klingon Posts: 4,296

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  27/03/13 - 03:30 #16

  spookyLX wrote: »

  But even with a band fitted you need to stop filling your face with crap and exercise do these people not realize that

  
  I think it makes them feel full after a couple of mouthfuls, but as they eat as an obsessional comfort, they will then be depressed as they can't stuff themselves.
  
  I say treat the mental problem that they actually have and stop pussyfooting around with them and trying to be all PC about it. They are grossly fat and it's their own doing - Sort out their mental problems.

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• Kolin Klingon Posts: 4,296

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  27/03/13 - 03:33 #17

  applepie2100 wrote: »

  It does seem that one or two of the staff need to sort their attitudes out too.
  
  If you don't know something then say you don't know, don't come away with a smart comment.

  
  My eye specialist is brilliant at his job, but sucks big time with patient communication - I have to bully the info out of him.

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• Kolin Klingon Posts: 4,296

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  27/03/13 - 03:35 #18

  The NHS shouldn't be abused to make self-inflicted problem people ""Happy"!
  
  It's for ill people!

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• divingbboy Posts: 14,074

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  27/03/13 - 03:37 #19

  Jesus, fancy going in for a gastric band and being told you have a tumour.................

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• spookyLX Posts: 11,730

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  27/03/13 - 03:37 #20

  oh dear poor woman ,

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• applepie2100 Posts: 23,466

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  27/03/13 - 03:38 #21

  He would say out loud that he doesn't like surprises, he got a big one there.

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• curmy Posts: 4,725

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  27/03/13 - 03:39 #22

  Oh no, that's awful, I hope it's treatable.

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• enfant_terrible Posts: 333

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  27/03/13 - 03:40 #23

  Kolin Klingon wrote: »

  The NHS shouldn't be abused to make self-inflicted problem people ""Happy"!
  
  It's for ill people!

  
  Well there you go. She won't be 'happy' now. Wish granted.

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• hyperstarsponge Posts: 16,657

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  27/03/13 - 03:42 #24

  First prime-time show on the BBC2 HD channel

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• divingbboy Posts: 14,074

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  27/03/13 - 03:47 #25

  This is excruciating to watch.

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• applepie2100 Posts: 23,466

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  27/03/13 - 03:49 #26

  divingbboy wrote: »

  This is excruciating to watch.

  
  Too right

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