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[tatsblisters 10,091]

10 hours ago, mC HULL said:

me heart after the heart attack was weak mate ejection fraction 15 percent of left it then with the ambulance taking ages from 6am  to dinner fully blocked for about a year it was like i had heart failure legs marking push finger in leaves massive dent 

a year half ago it was 53 percent i’m better now so be improved and that was fine 

bit a scarring

Do you get much after care from the NHS mate. Reason i ask is the wife had a heart attack 2 years ago due to a perforated ulcer and is on different tablets and the last 12 months she has had no hospital appointments or correspondence from the NHS on her previous heart attack just a review recently on the medication she takes daily. 

[mC HULL 13,150]

1 hour ago, tatsblisters said:

Do you get much after care from the NHS mate. Reason i ask is the wife had a heart attack 2 years ago due to a perforated ulcer and is on different tablets and the last 12 months she has had no hospital appointments or correspondence from the NHS on her previous heart attack just a review recently on the medication she takes daily. 

yes mate i’m in regular to be fair but it’s more to do with the statin how that didn’t agree with me but i ring they see me mate 

[lurcherman 887 13,248]

[mC HULL 13,150]

2 minutes ago, lurcherman 887 said:

no wonder he had a clutcher lol

[iworkwhippets 12,642]

2 hours ago, tatsblisters said:

Do you get much after care from the NHS mate. Reason i ask is the wife had a heart attack 2 years ago due to a perforated ulcer and is on different tablets and the last 12 months she has had no hospital appointments or correspondence from the NHS on her previous heart attack just a review recently on the medication she takes daily. 

Now then tats,I take it that your wife is on regular medication for her heart, so therefore she should have regular check ups at her hospital, was her review over the phone like what i get every 3 months from.the nurse at your doctor's , you should have mentioned the fact, i.get regular check ups at the hospital, look into.it matey, don't regret it 

[Goly 852]

30 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

no wonder he had a clutcher lol

 

[tatsblisters 10,091]

42 minutes ago, iworkwhippets said:

Now then tats,I take it that your wife is on regular medication for her heart, so therefore she should have regular check ups at her hospital, was her review over the phone like what i get every 3 months from.the nurse at your doctor's , you should have mentioned the fact, i.get regular check ups at the hospital, look into.it matey, don't regret it 

She just got a letter the other day to book an appointment about a review on her medication. They have probably not been Intouch with her about her condition as she went back to work 6 weeks after having the heart attack and has not been for a sick note since even though she's struggling at work in the care home despite reducing her hours. Me and a few of her mate's have told her to go on the sick and try and get that PIP but she won't even though she would not be worse off money wise. It's a case of foolish pride with her as she has worked 40 year's in the care sector and deserves a bit of help from the state imo.

[Francie, 2,306]

16 minutes ago, tatsblisters said:

She just got a letter the other day to book an appointment about a review on her medication. They have probably not been Intouch with her about her condition as she went back to work 6 weeks after having the heart attack and has not been for a sick note since even though she's struggling at work in the care home despite reducing her hours. Me and a few of her mate's have told her to go on the sick and try and get that PIP but she won't even though she would not be worse off money wise. It's a case of foolish pride with her as she has worked 40 year's in the care sector and deserves a bit of help from the state imo.

She's going to run herself into the ground tats,hopefully she comes round an applys for the pip

[iworkwhippets 12,642]

4 minutes ago, Francie, said:

She's going to run herself into the ground tats,hopefully she comes round an applys for the pip

Hopefully isn't good enough Francie, or the answer , the woman is struggling, she needs to see a doctor, 

[tatsblisters 10,091]

4 minutes ago, Francie, said:

She's going to run herself into the ground tats,hopefully she comes round an applys for the pip

She won't mate it's like talking to a brick wall. I thought the week in hospital she had with blood transfusions and drips would have made her mind up only thing she says to me if she has a bad stroke wile i am their is to put the pillow over her face as she don't want to end up like her father did after having one who could not speak and needed his backside wiping the 18 months he lived after his stroke.

[mC HULL 13,150]

32 minutes ago, tatsblisters said:

She just got a letter the other day to book an appointment about a review on her medication. They have probably not been Intouch with her about her condition as she went back to work 6 weeks after having the heart attack and has not been for a sick note since even though she's struggling at work in the care home despite reducing her hours. Me and a few of her mate's have told her to go on the sick and try and get that PIP but she won't even though she would not be worse off money wise. It's a case of foolish pride with her as she has worked 40 year's in the care sector and deserves a bit of help from the state imo.

she has no chance of pip mate 

and been proud makes it even harder you have to lie like f**k play victim 

[tatsblisters 10,091]

6 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

she has no chance of pip mate 

and been proud makes it even harder you have to lie like f**k play victim 

That's her downfall to fekin honest mate . I think it will probably come down to the case when she can't work anymore and like me we can't wait to retire when we get the state pension.

[iworkwhippets 12,642]

10 minutes ago, tatsblisters said:

She won't mate it's like talking to a brick wall. I thought the week in hospital she had with blood transfusions and drips would have made her mind up only thing she says to me if she has a bad stroke wile i am their is to put the pillow over her face as she don't want to end up like her father did after having one who could not speak and needed his backside wiping the 18 months he lived after his stroke.

Look pal, been there done it, if the lady won't do it as you say, then simply tell her, do it for YOU,she's your wife and best friend, she's in a rut , DOCTOR

[mC HULL 13,150]

4 minutes ago, tatsblisters said:

That's her downfall to fekin honest mate . I think it will probably come down to the case when she can't work anymore and like me we can't wait to retire when we get the state pension.

it’s a farce mate makes you sick c**ts turn up given board lodgings health care the works 

you can never ever a claimed a bean something happens like that and no help you ring say i’m out a work had a heart attack they won’t give you out if you have 6 k in the bank lol which is nothing if you have a family kids etc i wouldn’t lower me self to beg the c**ts f**k em 

[iworkwhippets 12,642]

£6, in the bank, how true, and don't think fer 1 minute you can tell fibs about your bank account, the DWP know exactly how much there's in there ,not suggesting anyone on here would lie