Egyptian/Italian Girl Killed by UK Black Girls and the System

[siablo14]

The system is breaking.

93 thousands have died in the UK in the first 2 months I think. For the last 6 years the figure has been around 82 thousand.

It takes months to get to see a doctor, not enough hospital bed. When you do see a doctor they just try and get your out of there quick a possible, not enough beds, people being sent home after major operations.

The police don't want to know about crime unless someone has gotten killed or it a traffic offense with easy prosecution, so they can get money from that.

Are there private hospitals over there?

[PensionKiller]

Are there private hospitals over there?

Of course there are.

We pay some form of taxes for services such as the NHS, Police, Social Care etc... but it isn't that expensive compared to if say someone got ill in the US and even had health care.

[siablo14]

Of course there are.

We pay some form of taxes for services such as the NHS, Police, Social Care etc... but it isn't that expensive compared to if say someone got ill in the US and even had health care.

What's the average cost to use the private hospital?

[PensionKiller]

What's the average cost to use the private hospital?

I don't know. I am too strong to go into Hospital

[siablo14]

I don't know. I am too strong to go into Hospital

I have never been in one and left up to me will never check myself into one.

[D4thincarnation]

You've got a lot of info in there that isnt in the article. It is being investigated as a racial issue but nothing has been confirmed, the girl was Egyptian not Italian, dunno when she went to Italy and nothing to do with NHS failings in there either.

She was born in Italy, Roma, calls herself Italian, but her parents are from Egypt.

The NHS released her after she was attack with a brain hemorrhage, and then she had to be rushed back it.

She was not well enough to be released, and still had a serious issue and they released her.

She also had pass issues with the NHS which was misdiagnosed, and was turned away by the doctors and hospital, in the end she had to go back to Italy to get treated for a life saving operation.

The police also failed her, she was attacked before by these girls, and in that last attack they broke her 16 year old sister's leg. But despite witnesses , police said since the CCTV was not working they couldn't do nothing.

[D4thincarnation]

yea, those in need of help get it. In ANY medical system there will be tragic cases where something will be missed. Most GPs have urgent slots and if something is really that bad then go to A+E. And in regards to OP's knee, in a lot of cases of orthopaedic surgery, its been shown that conservative management(i.e exercises) is just as effective as surgery (which can and often does make things worse) so they dont just rush into it. Its a last resort.

Pretty much, I'm a healthy guy, strong, young, can still walk around and I work, so I am low priority.

But I can't run, can't train my legs, no explosive actions, and it causes me pain, especially at night.

Maybe when I can't walk they will think it is serious enough to give me some treatment.

[D4thincarnation]

What's the average cost to use the private hospital?

To see a private doctor cost me £70, and to see a specialist cost me £250. a minor op will cost £800.

I've taken out health insurance now, about £15 a week, not sure how helpful they are at the moment.

[Madison Boxing]

Pretty much, I'm a healthy guy, strong, young, can still walk around and I work, so I am low priority.

But I can't run, can't train my legs, no explosive actions, and it causes me pain, especially at night.

Maybe when I can't walk they will think it is serious enough to give me some treatment.

fair enough mate, just saying thats the reason they give it a while before operating, although obviously in some cases surgery is worth a try if it doesnt improve conservatively. my experience of the nhs is if you are firm enough with what you want, and willing to complain about it if you dont get it, you will get exactly what you wish for.

[siablo14]

To see a private doctor cost me £70, and to see a specialist cost me £250. a minor op will cost £800.

I've taken out health insurance now, about £15 a week, not sure how helpful they are at the moment.

Seems similar to Jamaica's.