My Youngest daughter has had a heart problem since she was 7 she is now 36 married with a 4 year son, her heart has become enlarged and she needs a valve replacement and a pathway ablation, she also has severe endometriosis and was being put through a forced menopause but because the heart is now so bad they have stopped this for a while.
Today she came round in tears with a letter from her cardiologist , he has been talking to her gynae surgeon and the cardiologist she had as a child plus the dietician she is under as she cannot put weight on, between them they have worked out a plan of action , they need to get her as fit as possible and she needs fattening up , the tears were happy tears that all these people have got together and they are all working with each other looking after her, it is like a weight has been lifted this is the NHS at its best and we are very thankful for their care . They saved her life a few years ago when her appendix's burst and she got sepsis and had a blood clot in her lung again the care was fantastic.
Her cardiologist has given her his mobile number she can use if she has any worries or if her heart is too fast he will see her in A@E if we let him know we are on our way.
I know the NHS has a bad reputation but when something like this happens it shows that it is not all bad they work incredibly hard and in my daughters case they have made her feel safe at a time when she is ill and very scared .
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