LUFCTALK

Davycc wrote:

Selby White wrote:

Selby White wrote:Have had a foot injury since July and last week saw the orthopedic specialist.
This morning it's York hospital for an MRI scan then see him again next week to decide treatment if any.

Back to York hospital tomoz to get results of scan a blood tests.

Good luck SW

Thanks Davy, nightmare journey both ways with all the Xmas traffic (hospital wrong side of York from Selby).
Specialist one hour late only to ask me to have another blood test and see him again next week when he compares it to the one I had two weeks ago (which he said was OK).
Don't want to moan at the national health but could have told me that by email and could do the blood test at Selby which is a 5 min walk from home.

So over 5 hours for a 5 minute chat.

Innocent until proven guilty and that's just the victims.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/p ... s-21071716

God save the Queen as never felt so real.

Selby White wrote:

Davycc wrote:

Selby White wrote:

Selby White wrote:Have had a foot injury since July and last week saw the orthopedic specialist.
This morning it's York hospital for an MRI scan then see him again next week to decide treatment if any.

Back to York hospital tomoz to get results of scan a blood tests.

Good luck SW

Thanks Davy, nightmare journey both ways with all the Xmas traffic (hospital wrong side of York from Selby).
Specialist one hour late only to ask me to have another blood test and see him again next week when he compares it to the one I had two weeks ago (which he said was OK).
Don't want to moan at the national health but could have told me that by email and could do the blood test at Selby which is a 5 min walk from home.

So over 5 hours for a 5 minute chat.

When I went for my cataract operation (8 miles to Windsor, no public transport, so taxi fare), appointment for 8.30am. Everyone had an 8.30 appointment so my turn was in the afternoon after lunch in the hospital canteen. Got home about 4.30 pm.

johnh wrote:When I went for my cataract operation

I read the other day that there's a new eye drop developed that disolves the cataracts without affecting the eye itself.
Not yet on the market though

rigger wrote:

johnh wrote:When I went for my cataract operation

I read the other day that there's a new eye drop developed that disolves the cataracts without affecting the eye itself.
Not yet on the market though

Can’t really see that somehow......

Davycc wrote:

rigger wrote:

johnh wrote:When I went for my cataract operation

I read the other day that there's a new eye drop developed that disolves the cataracts without affecting the eye itself.
Not yet on the market though

Can’t really see that somehow......

rigger wrote:

johnh wrote:When I went for my cataract operation

I read the other day that there's a new eye drop developed that disolves the cataracts without affecting the eye itself.
Not yet on the market though

Will keep my eye out for that.

Middle of the day and nearly 2 hours since the last post. Where you all up all night or something?

Davycc wrote:Middle of the day and nearly 2 hours since the last post. Where you all up all night or something?

I've been in Pontefract thats my excuse.

Selby White wrote:

Davycc wrote:Middle of the day and nearly 2 hours since the last post. Where you all up all night or something?

I've been in Pontefract thats my excuse.

Sorry "were" you all up?