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Seperation Of The Siamese Twins
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a magnificent achievement by the NHS surgeons. As recent customer myself I am eternally grateful to our civilised approach to health care. Well done.
a magnificent achievement by the NHS surgeons. As recent customer myself I am eternally grateful to our civilised approach to health care. Well done.
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various points arise
did anyone notice? Ihave no specialised knowledge
A pakistani surgeon said to another pakistani surgeon - christ look at this we wont go near it !
[if it goes wrong the parents come after the surgeon oops!]
family I mean, waves of them until .....
and the other one says oh we will !
But someone has to pay - note there were charges for this
One is bigger than the other and so they could sacrifice one for the other as was done in Manchester - operation MUCH easier. no issue abart tissue, one gives the skin and bone to the survivor
but they decide not to - in the interests of the child or moral beliefs?
the stronger child gives an artery to the weaker
and strokes out ....the weaker child ALMOST has a cardiac arrest during the procedure ( 'less unstable than she was' )
so the sacrifice has been in the opposite direction.
stronger to the weaker - and the stronger is now hemiplegic
Is that in either childs interests
Surgeon agonises on air ... repeatedly
PLastic surgeon Mr X hides behind dark glasses ( and presumably DOESN'T want to take credit for an operation which hasnt worked )
Pakistani surgeon looks at tee vee screen in Pakistan ( clearly has taken Trumps advice and gone back to where he came from ) and that thinks - christ we could have done that !
the whole point is to operate successfully
and viewers look at the child - using an waving a rattle in the right had ( left hand side of the screen remember) and a completely flaccid left side. - so it really is possible to confirm a dense hemiplegia in a non-verbal child under the age of three by looking at a television screen
NOT the success they hoped
well those are my thoughts - time for another cup of bile
success is successful - why label a screw up a success ?
did anyone notice? Ihave no specialised knowledge
A pakistani surgeon said to another pakistani surgeon - christ look at this we wont go near it !
[if it goes wrong the parents come after the surgeon oops!]
family I mean, waves of them until .....
and the other one says oh we will !
But someone has to pay - note there were charges for this
One is bigger than the other and so they could sacrifice one for the other as was done in Manchester - operation MUCH easier. no issue abart tissue, one gives the skin and bone to the survivor
but they decide not to - in the interests of the child or moral beliefs?
the stronger child gives an artery to the weaker
and strokes out ....the weaker child ALMOST has a cardiac arrest during the procedure ( 'less unstable than she was' )
so the sacrifice has been in the opposite direction.
stronger to the weaker - and the stronger is now hemiplegic
Is that in either childs interests
Surgeon agonises on air ... repeatedly
PLastic surgeon Mr X hides behind dark glasses ( and presumably DOESN'T want to take credit for an operation which hasnt worked )
Pakistani surgeon looks at tee vee screen in Pakistan ( clearly has taken Trumps advice and gone back to where he came from ) and that thinks - christ we could have done that !
the whole point is to operate successfully
and viewers look at the child - using an waving a rattle in the right had ( left hand side of the screen remember) and a completely flaccid left side. - so it really is possible to confirm a dense hemiplegia in a non-verbal child under the age of three by looking at a television screen
NOT the success they hoped
well those are my thoughts - time for another cup of bile
success is successful - why label a screw up a success ?
sqad, maybe I have poorly presented in the past but what I feel hasn't changed from the above. Last Saturday I was in a motorcycle crash and experience once more our wonderful NHS. They turned up, scrapped me off the road took me to hospital, scanned me, x rayed me examined me advised me, cared, all wonderful people, nothing too much trouble. At no point did someone ask me to provide evidence of insurance or means of paying. That's what civilised nations do, that's what is the envy of the world.
I'm off for a fortnight, this is one of the pictures taken by plod:
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That's not me in flip flops talking to the copper!
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That's not me in flip flops talking to the copper!
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