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Should i write a letter of complaint to my doctor for the way i was treated today
Should i write a letter of complaint to my doctor for the way i was treated today
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He wouldn't have seen a female doctor for a start.
He then wouldn't have been able to invent the story about the terrible things the lady said about his three year old child. |
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Comaparitevly speaking I think the catholic church is a better religion than that of islam but you live in Ireland Wildman so maybe you should start there before moving on to saving Britain, Europe and the rest of the world.
I a not a big fan of the religion of islam by any means. |
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I now accept you went out tonight,you must have gone to see Spotlight at your local cinema.
Conversation shouldn't work that way,if you see some documentary on the Boer War its hardly reasonable for you to complain that we are not talking enough about the original concentration camps. |
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If Britain and Europe go then we are also gone.
Itcanbedone has a soft spot for Islam,he points out that I regularly discuss the Irish element of it on the Irish forum. |
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I agree with some of the things you say about the religion of islam but once again Wildman I think I need to remind you that you live in Ireland and how you could even support the catholic religion without thinking it also needs to make reforms (obviously to a lesser extent) is up to your own conscience. Some of your views are very similar to those of the islam religion and I deplore both. You turn a blind eye to one and its the one in your own country.
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Seriously paddle. What did this Doctor say about your child? If it is true that she mentioned the child during your visit then you are absolutely right to be furious. Were they with you at the time?
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This should be good.
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Well, i was out tonight but you Tipperary men don't seem to like to back up things you say and it was not about money it was about pulling you up on being willing to stand by the things you say if you think they are true. They are only minor issues i give you a free shot at proving me wrong but if you cant even do that on minor issues your word is worth mud on anything more important.
Sleep on that. |
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this a Father Ted audition
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Fair enough paddle. As you know I'm a night owl.
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I will answer both your questions you asked me on this thread tomorrow as I have no time right now. I am not saying that to give me time to make up a story. I will tell you exactly and while it may not sound much to some people it did to me. I will leave it at at that. I will also answer your question about my morality over the comment about big business and how I treat them differently than I do the man on the street.
I cant comment too much on my back EO as it may or may not be pending legal action but you should know the answer to that without me telling you anyway. |
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I'll check back tomorrow paddle.
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"check back tomorrow" nice 1 EO
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The big diversion didnt work.
Eeternaloptimist is doing you a huge favour,he is showing how your lies would be exposed in court. His question is unanswerable as its an opening gambit,it was brilliant,it was inviting another lie. You can't suddenly say your wife and child were with you because that is tacitly denied in the opening post. You would then have to invent some story about how or why the doctor introduced this child into the conversation. Paddletoe may be gone to bed but he won't be sleeping. |
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Strange how a discussion on a Road accident and a Doctor can end up...
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not with his back anyway
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Paddletoe may be gone to bed but he won't be sleeping.
Wxnking ? |
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I'm clearing the decks in anticipation of reading some world-class story-telling this weekend. Mouth-watering scenes.
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Certainly a less cautious driver than paddletoe and there could have been a much more serious outcome to this accident.
Bit suspicious of the road mans apparent `helpfulness`...you have to watch these types, they are trained in managing events. Probably thinking its lucky nobody was killed here how do we minimize the outcome. |
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I'm presuming it's going to be a long old post paddle?
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Tomorrow nearly over and here we all are waiting for Paddletoes excuse,all waiting for a laugh..
Still wondering what dreadful things this dastardly doctor said about Paddletoes three year old child. |
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“Oh, what a tangled web we weave...when first we practice to deceive.”
― Walter Scott, Marmion |
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Technically I think you'll find he has until Sunday before he delivers this Man Booker prize-winning tale, which they say will be as complex as 'The Maltese Falcon' and about as credible as "My Refugees and Me - The Inside Story" by Ian Factoids.
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The lie was so breathtakingly egregious that there are a host of posters waiting for Paddletoe to twist and struggle.
The best for him is to cut and run with a little small lie about him coming back to explain. |
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Perhaps a large mammal has escaped from his local Zoo, burst into his house and inflicted some serious injury to him?
If only there were a doctor that could come to his rescue. |
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Back to the Future
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Make a note of the date folks, because THIS is surely THE day when THE tale WILL be told. I for one can hardly wait for the full horror to be fearlessly exposed. There can be no other acceptable outcome after the devastating build-up.
As I sit here breathlessly at the computer I feel sure that the biblical revelations will include a huge golden bird appearing in the sky (if not the Health Centre itself) and a strange pixie man distributing magic beans. The countdown to midnight continues remorselessly. Half of the luvvie audience at the BAFTAs will surely be checking their digital devices to join us here for the conclusion. |
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Magic beans. Magic beans.
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7 hours to go, MAXIMUM, before we ALL enter the House of TRUTH.
Some of us won't make it back. This could all even be linked back to the Warren Commission. Lock your doors tonight. |
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Good luck with your claim, paddletoe, if you go ahead and if it's genuine, and from the opening post it looks to be justified.
I posted about an accident I'd had just short of 2 years ago, and got similar abuse. I got £1593 after solicitor's fees and gave half to a local cat rescue, |
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Slippy's mate got 10 grand for a broken finger, I recall.
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From the op this is a genuine claim. It is up to paddletoe of course but everyone else involved in this disgraceful incident will be trying to play down the very serious matter of how it was possible to run into a 12 ft ditch on the Queens highway!...(this was Ulster so paddletoe may not like it being called the Queens highway
 Nevermind, paddle should remememder that everyone, including that nice man from the roads division and anyone else is trying to stop him claiming if at all possible.....everything will be to that end. Look at it this way, some people are claiming damages for being called nasty names, getting thousands...see your solicitor quickly. |
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Half Kenny? Half? I thought you were an all or nothing man when it came to animal welfare?
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lfc
The point of the law is to compensate people for loss. Nothing within the law of which I am aware compensates for people finding a big hole and gasping about the potential danger. Has paddle been injured? He's always seemed such a decent chap that I hesitate to question his account but still he has disappeared and this allows heinous questions to come into mind. |
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Ee, I disagree regarding the law. I would only agree to the law if people making the law in the country I live in where the same as me. Many thousands, millions of people in Britain are not, and do not believe in the same things as a civilized person.
In such a situation it is important to look around. |
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If someone has no common purpose with the majority of his fellow citizens then the money is better in his own pocket.
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Half Kenny? Half? I thought you were an all or nothing man when it came to animal welfare?
I thought that was more than generous! I'm a poor pensioner tha knows. |
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Whatever the rights and wrongs of this case, it's now a maximum of 4 hours before we get to the absolute and definitive TRUTH of what was said.
This is Chit Chat's very own Armageddon moment. We are quite literally awaiting for the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse to arrive and lay waste to anything less than the terrible knowledge that emerged from that Health Centre. It's almost as dramatic as Sky Sports News/PR Drivel Reporters hanging around outside football grounds on the day the Transfer Window ends, waiting for a glimpse of Harry Dedkrapp's petticoat. Make no mistake, ALL family business will be settled tonight. Whisper it quietly, but we may even finally be told the true number of Rapefugees currently being housed by Ian Factoids. |
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I merely pull on your bounteous and glorious chain Kenny. Any friend of the animals is a friend of mine. I look from animal to man and from man to animal and one thing I become increasingly aware of is that the animal can be differentiated because their motives are pure.
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lfc
no offence to fellow scouser but don't want Echo view need paddles's latest statement ffs been hangin 24 hrs Liz furious |