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Awful.
Please
try
and
book
with
BPAS
if
you
can.
This
is
the
last
place
you
should
be
carrying
out
a
surgical
tOP.
Unfortunately
I
had
two
abortions
a
year
apart.
First
was
with
bpas.
From
the
first
call
to
the
time
I
was
seen
it
took
two
weeks
they
only
asked
me
to
come
in
once
and
I
did
the
scan
and
procedure
on
the
same
day
at
5
weeks
pregnant.
On
the
day
of
the
procedure
all
the
staff
were
so
kind.
They
offered
me
a
gown
to
change
into,
the
surgical
team
spoke
to
me
and
briefed
me
and
did
not
rush
anything.
After
I
woke
from
the
procedure
I
was
in
a
recovery
hospital
bed
wrapped
with
two
blankets,
I
was
shivering
so
much
the
nurse
offered
me
another
blanket
and
hot
water
bottle.
They
gave
me
as
long
as
i
needed
to
‘wake
up’.
Nurse
asked
me
after
20
mins
if
I
was
ready,
I
said
not
yet,.
Doctor
then
came
and
told
me
the
procedure
went
well
and
that
he
wished
me
all
the
best.
nurse
then
came
back
again
after
15
mins
and
by
then
I
was
ready
to
get
up.
She
directed
me
to
the
locker
where
I
got
changed
and
was
directed
to
the
recovery
chair.
At
no
point
did
I
feel
rushed.
I
was
in
the
recovery
room
for
another
30-40
mins
during
which
time
the
nurse
checked
me
blood
pressure
and
took
out
my
cannula.
The
nurse
checked
with
me
how
I
was
feeling
and
if
I
felt
ready
to
leave
and
said
if
I
wasn’t
I
was
welcome
to
stay
longer.
They
were
so
friendly
and
caring.
In
contrast
MSI
took
a
week
to
offer
me
a
telephone
consultation,
another
10
days
to
offer
a
pre
assessment
and
then
3
weeks
for
a
surgical
Top
appointment!
I
called
at
3
weeks
gestation
and
by
the
time
they
did
the
op
I
would’ve
been
10
weeks!
Luckily
I
kept
calling
all
day
and
managed
to
get
a
stand
by
appointment
sooner.
On
the
day
of
the
surgery
first
MSI
told
me
I
would
be
wearing
my
regular
clothes
during
the
procedure
and
just
told
me
to
take
my
pants
off
and
wear
a
paper
sarong.
This
was
upsetting
as
I
was
wearing
a
favourite
jumper,
and
from
now
I
would
forever
associate
it
with
this
abortion.
At
10am
they
took
me
into
the
theatre.
I
woke
up
in
a
chair,
at
10.30am
just
covered
below
with
the
same
paper
sarong.
I
was
freezing
cold
and
shivering.
The
nurse
told
me
to
put
my
coat
over
myself.
This
did
not
help,
I
continued
to
shiver
violently.
They
didn’t
not
offer
me
a
blanket
or
a
heat
pad.
But
they
did
offer
me
a
hot
drink
which
I
accepted
and
helped
a
little
to
make
me
feel
warmer.
For
the
next
20
mins
until
10.50
the
nurse
took
my
blood
pressure
at
least
3
times
because
it
was
too
low.
She
asked
me
how
I
was
feeling,
I
said
I
was
in
pain
and
feeling
drowsy
and
dizzy.
She
continued
to
take
my
cannula
off
and
Despite
me
still
feeling
out
of
it
she
told
me
to
put
my
shoes
on
and
that
she
would
take
me
downstairs.
I
struggled
down
the
stairs
and
asked
if
I
was
allowed
to
sit
in
the
downstairs
waiting
area
as
I
didn’t
feel
ready
to
leave.
She
said
sure
and
just
left
me.
It
was
only
11am
-
30
mins
after
I
came
out
of
theatre.
And
this
was
all
despite
it
being
early
morning
and
no
other
patients
around.
I
sat
in
the
waiting
room
chair
on
my
own
for
a
further
45
mins,
waiting
to
come
round.
I
felt
like
they
took
the
foetus
out
and
just
chucked
me
out
of
the
building.
It
felt
very
insensitive
and
brutal.
Please
avoid
MSI
if
you
want
to
be
treated
like
a
human
being.
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