f***ing shocking.

[Bangersanmash 4,628]

10 hours ago, gnipper said:

One of my old perms had a birthday bash in a slightly remote place and someone started with a heart attack and the ambulance said it was gonna be about an hour. Luckily for him there was someone not drinking that took him the 10 - 15 minute journey to the hospital and saved his life. 

Just shows you doesn't it. Lucky through that person not drinking. Saved the person's life. A tell my brothering law about drinking most nights at home not just odd can. A told him what if sumat happens to kids you need to drive to hospital f***ing idiot. On phone to 999 a cant drive I've had a skin full. Through f***ing week on a work day. 

Edited June 7 by Bangersanmash

[Blackmag 6,314]

My old man was left in a corridor in a wheelchair for 14 hours whilst waiting for a bed no one came to see him when he started complaining about his breathing a Dr came after my cousin who was a nurse and had just come on shift went and got one his legs were swollen and fluid was going in to his lungs he was drowning from the inside they had to drain him and keep him in my cousin said there's to many managers who cant manage and you only see them when there's a VIP vist or audit nurses are leaving left right and centre I did a job a while back the couple were translaters for the NHS she speaks 6 different languages works mostly from home he only needs to work part time now he said the NHS spends hundreds of millions a year on interpreter's just one of the many reasons the NHS isn't working and is broken 

[Pardus 1,431]

34 minutes ago, Bangersanmash said:

So you'll of own been young then if in your 40s when he past. Maybe that or sepsis 

Yeah, quite young, it definitely wasn't sepsis. Always one of those what if's, if the GP and done a more thorough job maybe it would have been discovered before he collapsed and died. I can't believe he didn't check his blood pressure when he went complaining of being unusually out of breath just walking up street, my gran bless her told the doctor after he'd passed and he wouldn't look her in the face.

[mackem 29,359]

39 minutes ago, Blackmag said:

My old man was left in a corridor in a wheelchair for 14 hours whilst waiting for a bed no one came to see him when he started complaining about his breathing a Dr came after my cousin who was a nurse and had just come on shift went and got one his legs were swollen and fluid was going in to his lungs he was drowning from the inside they had to drain him and keep him in my cousin said there's to many managers who cant manage and you only see them when there's a VIP vist or audit nurses are leaving left right and centre I did a job a while back the couple were translaters for the NHS she speaks 6 different languages works mostly from home he only needs to work part time now he said the NHS spends hundreds of millions a year on interpreter's just one of the many reasons the NHS isn't working and is broken 

My lady was a nurse,loved the job,icu cancer and dialysis wards,I asked her to quit,the NHS are failing,the ground troops do the best they can with what they have but the NHS has too many fat cats at the top coasting along to retirement.

Edited June 7 by mackem

[lurcherman 887 13,410]

12 hours ago, gnipper said:

One of my old perms had a birthday bash in a slightly remote place and someone started with a heart attack and the ambulance said it was gonna be about an hour. Luckily for him there was someone not drinking that took him the 10 - 15 minute journey to the hospital and saved his life. 

Lol imagine not driving someone to hospital that’s having heart attack because your a bit pissed! madness 

[mel b 3,306]

1 hour ago, Bangersanmash said:

You wouldn't think in this day an age it would be happening Mel. Boils my piss hearing things like this. 

I know. It's sickening to see how badly things are broken.

The full story is.

My son in laws dad had been ill for a while . He was a diabetic,  and had been ill with a couple of other things .

My son in law lives just north of Birmingham,  and was doing deliveries for curry's.  He was up near derby early one morning,  when he dad called him . His dad said can you come and help me(he lived in london) , I'm really ill , and I can't get an ambulance.

My son in law set out from derby , picked his car up near Birmingham on the way through ,  and headed to London , all the time on the phone to his dad , whose was getting worse . My son in law was calling his relatives,  to try to get someone to his dad , but couldn't raise anyone . He called the police , who went to his dads flat , but they couldn't kick the door in , without permission from the council ( who they couldnt contact), or his dad ( who was semi concious on the bathroom floor).

He finally got hold of his uncle , who arrived at the same time as my son in law and the ambulance . When they all went into the flat , it was too late . The ambulance crew confirmed that he was dead , and left , and the police officers told my son in law to leave his dad on the bathroom floor , in case it needed to be investigated further , then left.

My son in law and his uncle , carried his dad to the bedroom,  washed the vomit and blood off him , and dressed him , before calling the undertaker. 

It's just as well they didn't leave him laying on the bathroom floor , because he was buried just over a year ago , and they still haven't heard back from the f***ing police ! .

It was absolutely heart breaking.

[Bangersanmash 4,628]

1 hour ago, Pardus said:

Yeah, quite young, it definitely wasn't sepsis. Always one of those what if's, if the GP and done a more thorough job maybe it would have been discovered before he collapsed and died. I can't believe he didn't check his blood pressure when he went complaining of being unusually out of breath just walking up street, my gran bless her told the doctor after he'd passed and he wouldn't look her in the face.

Bet he wouldnt. Did that with my cousin dale many years back. House call doctor came to see him bed ridden age of 12. His feet were blue white as a sheet everywhere else. Had meningitis died at home. c**ts again didn't check his blood pressure. That was back in 80s he was 4 year old than me. A can remember him kicking my grandmas tortoise through my grandads green house window. My grandma went off her head .

[Bangersanmash 4,628]

10 minutes ago, mel b said:

I know. It's sickening to see how badly things are broken.

The full story is.

My son in laws dad had been ill for a while . He was a diabetic,  and had been ill with a couple of other things .

My son in law lives just north of Birmingham,  and was doing deliveries for curry's.  He was up near derby early one morning,  when he dad called him . His dad said can you come and help me(he lived in london) , I'm really ill , and I can't get an ambulance.

My son in law set out from derby , picked his car up near Birmingham on the way through ,  and headed to London , all the time on the phone to his dad , whose was getting worse . My son in law was calling his relatives,  to try to get someone to his dad , but couldn't raise anyone . He called the police , who went to his dads flat , but they couldn't kick the door in , without permission from the council ( who they couldnt contact), or his dad ( who was semi concious on the bathroom floor).

He finally got hold of his uncle , who arrived at the same time as my son in law and the ambulance . When they all went into the flat , it was too late . The ambulance crew confirmed that he was dead , and left , and the police officers told my son in law to leave his dad on the bathroom floor , in case it needed to be investigated further , then left.

My son in law and his uncle , carried his dad to the bedroom,  washed the vomit and blood off him , and dressed him , before calling the undertaker. 

It's just as well they didn't leave him laying on the bathroom floor , because he was buried just over a year ago , and they still haven't heard back from the f***ing police ! .

It was absolutely heart breaking.

A f***ing hate that when family members dont pick the phone up. A say what's point in having a f***ing phone. My pet hate. ( Did you ring ) Well it says missed call from me  YES YA f****n IDIOTS. Lol. Or if you message and can't be arsed with a reply. You just get a thumbs up. Lazy as f**k. Police are useless c**ts. Brains gifted out of cornflake boxes. Still collect them tony tiger reflectors some of them there that young..