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Could this money have been better spent?
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Should this woman have been allowed £8,000 legal aid to fight for the right to have a breast implants on the NHS, after already receiving £60,000 for a gender swap operation?
There are plenty of women who do not have much breast, but they aren't suicidal, they just accept what nature has given them.
Should this woman have been allowed £8,000 legal aid to fight for the right to have a breast implants on the NHS, after already receiving £60,000 for a gender swap operation?
There are plenty of women who do not have much breast, but they aren't suicidal, they just accept what nature has given them.
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Isn't that what legal aid is there for?
To allow people who cannot afford lawyers to get justice through the courts so that the law does not end up being a tool of those that can afford it.
You may not like the result but that's tough - the fact that she won vindicates the decision to grant the legal aid
To allow people who cannot afford lawyers to get justice through the courts so that the law does not end up being a tool of those that can afford it.
You may not like the result but that's tough - the fact that she won vindicates the decision to grant the legal aid
They say that when men reach the age of 50 they develop breasts spontaneously. If he had only waited a couple of more years a lot of money could have been saved.
As for gender change this could have been tackled by a head shrink to make them feel comfortable in the body that nature has given them rather than trying to live up to a perverted fantasy.
As for gender change this could have been tackled by a head shrink to make them feel comfortable in the body that nature has given them rather than trying to live up to a perverted fantasy.
Outrageous!!! I am not happy being wrinkled and only 4 feet 8 tall. Do you think I could have a facelift and some stretching on the NHS please. Oh yes and when I have had that done could I have some body sculpting done cos I am not too happy with my shape either. Come to think of it I am pretty awful all round maybe I could have £8000 to spend cos I know that would make me feel loads better .
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Whether or not the decision originally that this op could take place is/was justified, the fact is that the NHS is currently facing unbelievable financial challenges - my employer alone had to save £25m in the last 6 months of this financial year, and so any non-urgent operations and procedures are having to be delayed or postponed, there is no choice, there is no money.
Whilst so many other people are having operations deferred, why should this person be any different? - whilst NHS workers are losing their jobs left right and centre to help meet these Government reduction targets, not everyone can have what was promised to them a few months back.
The article doesn't say it's been cancelled, it says that there is no money for it - it doesn't say "ever" - it would be helpful to know what the letter deferrring the operation actually said.
Whilst so many other people are having operations deferred, why should this person be any different? - whilst NHS workers are losing their jobs left right and centre to help meet these Government reduction targets, not everyone can have what was promised to them a few months back.
The article doesn't say it's been cancelled, it says that there is no money for it - it doesn't say "ever" - it would be helpful to know what the letter deferrring the operation actually said.
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