Bl***dy NHS
Don't get me wrong I am very grateful that we have it but how frustrating it is at times. Stephen is still covered by our private health care. For how long we have no idea. We get copies of the invoices so have some idea of just what the treatment costs.
Stephen gets no different treatment than anyone else but it is always on time and he is always examined by the head consultant.
He feels guilty that we still pay so much every month for it but I am so pleased that we have it and would gladly give up other things to continue with it. (in fact one or two things have gone since retiring and having to stretch the money)
I am a firm believer in the NHS and don't begrudge a penny that I put in, but I do think we are all undercharged and should part with more of our hard earned cash to prop it up. (You should see some of the invoices we get. The cost of treatment for mm is unbelievable eg tens of thousands for SCT treatment in Kings College)
I have an idea that people with things like mm in other countries have to give up on treatment because of lack of funds. A point that nobody here will get to because of the NHS.
Me and dates again When did the NHS start. About 1949???