MY 7th HOSPITAL ADMISSION 06/07/2026 - 22/07/2026
1. Food at times were inedible, just a mismatch of things only the Chef knows what's in it;
2. Staff - Doctors and Nursing Staff, I felt ignored as treatment and care were seemingly a long line of a production line, felt that my request for treatment after an asthma attack were ignored, not a single Doctor had used a Stethoscope to listen to my chest, although I had approached a Doctor on the Corridor typing his reports on the Computer, said he'll see me later to listen to my chest, never happened; at 19:30 PM I asked the Night Carer for a Night Drainage Bag, he said he was busy pointing to the paper works he was trying to complete, at 22:00 PM the Night Carer appeared I asked him again for a Night Drainage Bag, followed by a Night Staff Nurse, the Carer just pointed his fingers at the Staff Nurse who deliberately "LIED"
to me saying that they don't have Night Drainage Bag so I asked for another Day Leg Drainage Bag to attached to my existing Day Leg Drainage Bag, she said I should drain it, but the Leg Bag fills up in less than 2 hours, she just disappeared and in less than 5 minutes she reappeared and gave me a Night Drainage Bag, this was after only a very loud heated argument in Bay 3 disturbing 1 patient across my bed, I have to admit "I COMPLETELY LOST MY TEMPER". To make matters worst there was a patient near the window who needed "end of life care" surrounded by 3 ladies of his Family and they certainly heard me arguing with the Staff Nurse; some Staff were as late as 23:00 PM before I get my Night Medications;
3. Other members of staff were so polite, cheerful and so compassionately doing their jobs to best of their abilities, thanks to them it made up my 7th admission in hospital since 2023 which was my first admission after dodging the bullet in 49 years after 52 years of living in the UK, 37 years of which were dedicated working in the NHS.







