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Its great cost, and how many millions of us will never use it or
perhaps at most once or twice in a lifetime.
Why not just do it ourselves.
perhaps at most once or twice in a lifetime.
Why not just do it ourselves.
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just had an endoscope exam. Like being attacked by the Alien (sigourney weaver film).
I think you might need Doctors to do that. Plus your imagination can make you believe you have anything.. I had appendicitis at ten - which put me in a coma for a week. the pain was so excruciating I passed out screaming. Without surgery it would burst and kill you. Tonsilitis can do the same. without an NHS - one incident in your life can leave you bancrupt having to pay medical bills. look up PRINCE's Girl friend (vanity/denise mathews) - in her memoir she admitted that her lifestyle had left her needing 23 surgeries and dialysis three times a week. She couldn't afford the medical bills. Steve(Tracy Nelson) from Father Dowling's mystery - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceMmr163s5A |
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Could those things not be done by the community, with the help of the web.
A lot of people are capable of doing their own plumbing and electrics, a lot of untapped skill and perhaps most would even be prepared to give their skill and knowledge for free if they could help someone. |
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NHS yes.. Local GP's not so much. I had one Doctor.. Recently retired.. who must have been labouring under the misapprehension that I was one of his own profession.. Every time I went to see him he would ask.. What would you like me to do?
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Absolutely not:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UydXjJ2VLHU |
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The man who cut out his own appendix
. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-32481442 |
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lets just throw all knowledge in the bin... really?
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