Aveline, the individual case you are talking about, does not prove that everyone in Scotland is struggling to receive health care and I believe, the after care on the NHS for that particular private patient was excellent. However, although she posted publicly about her struggles on GN, and it was partly funded by grans, I think it is inappropriate to discuss another Gransnetter on this thread, especially as there were other factors involved.
Are you currently working in critical care and have first hand experience? I would be interested to hear your experiences.
Although the NHS was under pressure, before the pandemic, it is struggling even more due to the pandemic, in all parts of the UK. Is that solely Nicola and the SNP's fault?
So many complicated factors impact on performance,
I demonstrated examples of the excellent, critical care I have had, it doesn't mean everything is a bed of roses, it certainly isn't. My point was that all, is not as desperate as Urms has made out. There are positives too. It is so easy to blame everything on the SNP.
I forgot to mention, I had another heart attack, during the night, right at the heart of the pandemic. I was being treated jn hospital, within an hour of calling for an ambulance. Perhaps I have the gods on my side.
My heart went out to the outstanding staff, looking after me in the middle of trying to treat desperately ill patients, with staff shortages, due to Covid. I am a cat with nine lives and still here due to the Scottish NHS.
PS, thank you for the free prescriptions, NHs dental treatment and free eye tests, paid for by Scottish taxes. I would be bankrupt by now, if I had to pay for them all.