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@lloydslights wrote:

Yoo hoo, anybody, are ya there?

 

Any suggestions for getting quick attention at Casualty.  Not me personally, just someone ........

 

I've seen criers, whingers, noisies get attended to more quickly than me.  Even though my " sore" was sorer than their "sore"

 

Instead of "iceing" the affected area, should the patient act as if they had taken "ice"? 

 

Or should they wait patiently.  For hours on end.

 

DEB

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I've spent more time in casualty this year than the rest of my 46 years put together, the quickest we got in was with a friend who'd had a knock to the head a couple of weeks after a triple bypass and his warfarin levels werent stable. Problem was we got in there quickly, but then they kept him there forever doing a million tests and to keep an eye on him.

I find the waiting in the curtained area worse than being in the waiting room, last time was 6 weeks ago for dad and they decided he was fine but wouldnt let him out until he'd weed 8 hours later!

Good luck, hope they can help you and the waiting isnt too long.

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@freddie*rooster wrote:

Yes we both had a dip last night, and even without that small panel of glass the water didn't come out onto the floor it's been ordered and shoud be here after New Year.

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Together Freddie??2 wouldn`t fit in my shower worse luck!!

sorry just been cheeky..lol

These will do until I find something better.

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@imastawka wrote:

Bronchitis, swollen foot, swollen finger..............everyfing  

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wow that`s no good stawka..may I ask how you got a swollen foot and finger?here`s hoping nothing too serious

Nic's the bigger shower recess was planned for when we are old and need to get a chair into the shower

I agree, the curtained area is b-o-r-i-n-g.

So Stawka, how about keeping a diary for us as an "8hour shift casualty patient".

Age, dress code, apparent dilemma of those that walk/hobble through the door.  Children's behaviour.  How many relatives does 1 patient have - all sitting on the only available chairs.  How many ambulances interrupt the flow of Casualty/Emergency.

Keep us yourself entertained; you know, just to pass the time.

Take care

DEB 

Freddie, I didn't mean your curtained area

I meant the hospital ward.

**sing-song****  Nic's getting cheeky.  Nic's getting naughty.  Nic's got a fella?  *****sing-song***

DEB

Has Nic's got a boy?

Where where?

Afternoon all 🙂

Wow Freddie, your bathroom looks lovely! Everything co ordinates beautifully, well done ( even with all the hassles )

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@freddie*rooster wrote:

Has Nic's got a boy?

 

Where where?

 

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a boy at 63...hahahaha better not tell him it will go to his head!!lol