Re: Is this normal for a hospital stay?

by Shamp6 26th August 2010, 9:58 am

CJA2010 wrote:Good luck!! Let us know how you get on!!

To be honest after thinking about your situation I'd also mention it to your surgeon as well. I think he'd be appalled as well. Not only is his work (surgery) obviously important but so is your aftercare at the hospital and that also reflects badly on him which I'm sure he will want to avoid!!

Xx

Good idea! I really liked Dr Frati and he was great the whole way through so I think he would be disappointed to find out that after all his hard work one of his patients was basically left to sort themselves out!

Thanky ou Hug

by CJA2010 26th August 2010, 10:45 am

I really liked him too. He's really nice isn't he? Not bad lookin either !! :) xx

by Shamp6 26th August 2010, 1:42 pm

Not bad at all! Felt very nervous when I first saw him :)

Next time, if there is one, I would defintiely try to get him again.

by vicki 6th September 2010, 8:16 pm

shamp i know you wrote this a few weeks ago but i have only just seen it. i thought upon reading it you WERE with the nhs!!! it is absymal treatment. i have seen that sort of thing myself a few years ago when i spent a week in an nhs hospital. the nurses were very rude and just ignored the old people in the ward. it was so upsetting. i couldnt move so couldnt help them. why do these types of people become nurses???? :mad:

anyway i hope you are healing well and that you are happy with your results dance

:flowers:

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