privatise this privatise that , mess up here mess up there and when things go wrong and they always do let the NHS fix it via there funds while they sit back and reap the rewards ..
sounds like a conspiracy doesn't it because it's the very same rich well off people who moan about the cost of keeping things like the NHS going ...
Added ,, But if the NHS wasn't there having facing this type of problems where else would /could they go to be fixed or helped ??
You see Lord Lucan the name changer just below me . the rich and privatised places that do these jobs they will tell you anything just to get your money by making out it's as safe as houses but even houses aren't safe . And when the NHS needs to fix what they do wrong they moan about it .
At the same time the NHS are making cancer patients go without vital life-saving drugs? You just couldn't make it up!
The NHS should charge the ones that made the mistakes for them to fix them maybe then they would have the funding as this sort of thing goes on in other areas of peoples life's and they get away with it while the NHS crumbles while the real people that need vital meds can't have it because of the lack of funding ...
If women can find the money to have ‘PIP mattress filling’ false t*ts put in they should find the money to have them replaced. The clue is in NHS, the ‘H’ stands for health in case you didn’t know. These women are not ill they are vain. Women have three sometimes four ops to get bigger t*ts each time, some even have reductions. They can never make up their minds. What they need is brain transplants. They pay to have ugly tattoos then expect the NHS to pay to remove them? At the same time the NHS are making cancer patients go without vital life-saving drugs? You just couldn't make it up!
Should smokers get free health care?
When you are drunk and fall over, who should fit the bill?
Should the tax payer pay for obesity related operations and conditions?
What about a sporting injury where you volunteered to take part in?
The NHS pays for all of the above but yet when the government mess up such as allowing the use of this now banned substance they tip toe around trying to wriggle of the hook.
Its about time the government got some morals!
Sick to death of hearing about the implants, why oh why should Joe Public finish up with the bill
for all these vain women, nobody made them have the implants, why should the National Health
have the bill, far more genuine cases to spend the money on, if they want them removed now let them pay for it.
@ Charlie Boots
Getting implants isn't always for shallow reasons. Yes sometimes it is for vanity and its because they want to enhance what they have. However, for a lot of women, its about raising low self esteem. With all these bigger-bosomed women in the media, women with smaller breasts are bound to feel inadequate, and therefore save up for surgery to boost confidence and be happier. Its not like getting liposuction, or a tummy tuck, its a part of the body we can do NOTHING about ourselves. So don't be so quick to judge something you don't understand.
Mr. Jogga Singh Teidy says...
The distress and the actual problem can be solved by hiring surgeon at the local rate of doctors from India or other available sources.
So, source doctors, setup dedicated operation theatre and make happen.
The usual health and safety and trading standard enquiries apply.
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