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yeah, that isn't going to work. i don't know if you've ever actually used the nhs in the uk but they will either completely disregard your wishes or just take y
by yungporko 3y ago
yeah, that isn't going to work. i don't know if you've ever actually used the nhs in the uk but they will either completely disregard your wishes or just take your arguments as refusing treatment and send you home.
if you care about your health even a little bit, you can't give them any reason to withhold healthcare from you, they already spend a hell of a lot more time looking for a reason to do that than they do looking for a solution to your medical problems.
- jjgreen 3y agoi don't know if you've ever actually used the nhs in the uk I have, and used to work in it too, and it's not really about "expressing your wishes". You go into hospital with a broken finger, they ask you if you are taking any drugs, you lie and say no, in spite of the fact that you are still rather off your tits on E which is how you managed to break your finger in the first place. Is there a risk with that? Of course, maybe the drugs they give you for the injury do not agree with E, but there's a risk in telling the truth too, it's a judgement call. Sadly, the fact that all NHS staff are now de facto police informants forces that judgement call on you.