If I'm booking a hotel or even a self catering apartment I always check out the reviews on TripAdvisor. I have avoided some places that do not have great reputations that way. Or ones that are in inconvenient locations where it's difficult to get about. I'm sure I'm teaching my grandmother to suck eggs here!
I have just started wearing hearing aids, in the last few weeks. Though they were not cheap, I have got on them quite well.
I have just started wearing hearing aids, in the last few weeks. Though they were not cheap, I have got on them quite well.
Congratulation on finally getting your meds, its funny but the exact thing happened when i was told to expect a call that didn't happen, and the receptionist said the doctor had tried to call but it went to voice mail, odd that he called 10 minutes after. they did however call me with the other results asking me to collect another prescription as the ones i was about to finish wouldn't be strong enough, so they my call you if you need something else. hope everything goes ok for youHey everyone! I got the antibiotics!
Well... technically I've got the prescription for the antibiotics. I called again one hour before the surgery closing, not having received a call yet, and not wanting to repeat the process tomorrow. Found out the GP tried to call earlier (not much earlier tho) and it got straight to voicemail. I don't know why, I had my phone stuck to me on full volume for the past 3 days and it didn't rang. Anyway, he eventually called back and asked a couple questions, including how is my blood sugar (must have read the notes of my T1D), and said he would send the prescription to the pharmacy. Of course by then my taxi had arrived and the pharmacy closed 30 minutes later, so I couldn't get the meds today.
I wanted to ask what they found in my sample but with the excitement of finally getting the call and the rush to get to work, I forgot. Do you think this data would be available for me in the NHS app, or maybe when they have the full results from the lab? I guess I could ring the surgery to ask, but to be honest, I am done with phone calls
PS: maybe I sound a bit dramatic with the call thing, but I find a lot of my generation dread calls (while loving our phones). I'm worried that so much of the healthcare is through the phone now, because I believe some people would rather let their organs fall apart than calling a doctor twice.
Congratulation on finally getting your meds, its funny but the exact thing happened when i was told to expect a call that didn't happen, and the receptionist said the doctor had tried to call but it went to voice mail, odd that he called 10 minutes after. they did however call me with the other results asking me to collect another prescription as the ones i was about to finish wouldn't be strong enough, so they my call you if you need something else. hope everything goes ok for youHey everyone! I got the antibiotics!
Well... technically I've got the prescription for the antibiotics. I called again one hour before the surgery closing, not having received a call yet, and not wanting to repeat the process tomorrow. Found out the GP tried to call earlier (not much earlier tho) and it got straight to voicemail. I don't know why, I had my phone stuck to me on full volume for the past 3 days and it didn't rang. Anyway, he eventually called back and asked a couple questions, including how is my blood sugar (must have read the notes of my T1D), and said he would send the prescription to the pharmacy. Of course by then my taxi had arrived and the pharmacy closed 30 minutes later, so I couldn't get the meds today.
I wanted to ask what they found in my sample but with the excitement of finally getting the call and the rush to get to work, I forgot. Do you think this data would be available for me in the NHS app, or maybe when they have the full results from the lab? I guess I could ring the surgery to ask, but to be honest, I am done with phone calls
PS: maybe I sound a bit dramatic with the call thing, but I find a lot of my generation dread calls (while loving our phones). I'm worried that so much of the healthcare is through the phone now, because I believe some people would rather let their organs fall apart than calling a doctor twice.
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