1/5 Misty 6 years ago on Google
I
have
been
with
this
GP
since
I
was
a
baby
and
it
was
brilliant
10
years
ago
but
has
got
poorer
every
year.
Now
it's
unbearable
but
I'm
stuck
with
them.
Apart
from
two
incidents
a
while
back
and
this
nurse
has
definitely
gone
now
the
doctors
are
usually
very
polite
and
empathetic.
The
building
is
very
modern
and
homely.
But
it's
mainly
the
whole
way
the
place
works
is
awful.
1st
incident
was
being
rejected
for
a
prescription
as
the
nurse
claimed
I
was
apparently
pregnant
with
refusal
of
test
or
evidence
to
back
her
assumption.
2nd
was
requesting
a
simple
note
to
be
exempt
from
heavy
lifting
at
work
and
ending
up
almost
getting
signed
off
for
6
months
which
then
consumed
my
whole
day
to
get
rectified.
Just
down
to
lack
of
listening.
I
had
to
argue
for
8
years
that
something's
not
normally
only
to
be
prodded
and
vaguely
diagnosed
with
a
condition
after
a
simple
poke
about.
Waited
6
years
for
a
blood
test
result
but
was
never
told
that
it
was
down
to
me
to
call
for
results.
Good
thing
I'm
clear.
Their
dermatologist
at
the
time
(2012)
was
either
having
an
off
day
or
didn't
bknow
the
difference
between
an
obvious
birthmark
and
mole.
Many
times
I
have
been
told
one
thing
by
a
trained
GP,
then
the
receptionist
(not
trained)
won't
comply
and
basically
take
my
issue
into
their
own
desgression.
I'm
sure
some
notes
and
details
are
missing
on
my
file
too.
Been
explicitly
told
that
appointments
need
to
be
made
on
the
day
at
8am
to
get
one.
They
do
not
take
advance.
Which
normally
means
constantly
fighting
with
everyone
else
for
a
phone
line
for
10-45
minutes.
Then
it's
pot
luck
if
they
have
any
spaces.
And
not
to
forget
the
many
occasions
that
I've
had
to
wait
40+
minutes
after
my
scheduled
appointment
to
be
seen.
Finally,
despite
needing
a
pescription
for
my
pills
that
I
can't
acquire
without
a
checkup
by
a
GP
(been
told
that).
I
have
luckily
been
able
to
get
a
month
to
keep
me
going
with
no
check
over
as
they
are
apparently
filled
up
today
(8:10am)
and
tomorrow
(but
we
can't
make
advance
appointments
apparently).
And
I
now
have
a
month
advance
appointment.
It's
clear
the
communication
between
the
staff
is
poor
and
the
"rules"
are
not
clear.
So
if
you
sign
up
to
this
GP.
Book
the
day
off
work,
prepare
for
stress,
don't
expect
anything
solved
quickly,
be
ready
to
be
judged
by
the
receptionists,
locate
your
redial
button
on
your
phone.
If
you
can
solve
it
yourself
you
may
as
well
and
save
yourself
the
tonne
of
hassle.
Edit:
Dropping
it
to
1*
from
2*.
They
"lost"
my
prescription
that
day
but
magically
"found"
a
slot
for
the
same
day
after
I
kicked
off
and
told
them
how
they
kept
giving
me
grief.
So
once
again
my
day
has
been
taken
up
getting
messed
about.
They
said
they'd
cancel
my
month
in
advance
appointment
now
they've
managed
to
perform
that
little
miracle.
Nope,
got
a
letter
basically
complaining
that
I
was
a
"no
show"
for
that
appointment
and
that
I
"should
ring
to
cancel
my
appointment
as
other
patients
could've
been
seen"
and
I
will
now
have
a
black
mark
on
my
record.
Well
if
the
staff
actually
pulled
their
heads
out
of
their
backsides
and
stopped
pretending
to
be
doctors
and
canceled
it
like
they
said
then
yeah,
someone
else
could've
had
it.
Rang
again...
And
again...
And
again
as
I'm
being
kept
up
all
night
in
pain.
20minutes
later
there
are
no
appointments,
no
suprise.
<<<<Nobody
should
ever
get
upset,
anxious
and
stressed
over
simply
ringing
their
GP
for
things
like
a
simple
check
over
to
get
their
medication
as
protocol.>>>>
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