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Old 25-02-2013, 11:34   #23
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Re: Health chiefs rubber stamp Ealing A&E closure

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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
If A&E departments are getting tough and sending people home who have neither had an accident, nor are requiring emergency treatment, then IMO that is a good thing.
Agreed the Name says it all ACCIDENT and EMERGENCY any thing else should be your Doctor. If Arthur was in pain but it was NOT a ACCIDENT and NOT a EMERGENCY then why go to A&E

I have terrible pain in my shoulders and arms at times due to my arthritis and have to take tramadol to lower the pain. I don't go swanning off to A&E each time
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