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Old 25-03-2008, 18:38   #9
Arthurgray50@blu
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Re: A&E Departments stretched to the limit

When l placed this thread, it was to highlight the main problem of the petty problems, which overstretch the A&E depts, IF you are having chest pains, or losing blood from front or back ends, or dizzyness, constantly THEN you must go to hospital, l have a moto, if in doubt, check it out, casualty departments staff are excellant people to know, and l could not do there jobs, they are wonderful people, but all l am saying, please don't misuse this, whereas some people do, for trivial matters, that can be dealt with by a GP or even a chemist. there are some chemists now work 24 hours a day or from 8am till midnight, they are very good at advice.
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