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I've lived in the UK for 10+ years. Had two surgeries, one life-saving visit on A&E and another one urgent medical intervention. That is on top of less serious

I've lived in the UK for 10+ years. Had two surgeries, one life-saving visit on A&E and another one urgent medical intervention. That is on top of less serious medical stuff like dermatological issues or infections. This was all with NHS and I have the exact opposite experience. The staff were always very professional and friendly and the facilities well equipped.

gumballindie 3y ago
They are friendly and professional - unless you are a teenage boy that they can make fun of behind their back, or an old person that no one cares about. The issue is that the staff that looked after you was probably 2-3 times more than what should have been. My issue was also taken care of. So well that i will have to go private in a foreign country to fix the damage they did. At least i am alive and well. The smiles they gave were nice too. Seriously, google reviews of hospitals and read the horror stories. Old people with bowel loops kept on chairs in waiting rooms for 26 hours are my favourite. I know how bad it hurts because the friendly, smiling, professional staff nearly caused my such issues.