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So I’m back in hospital for another Op. You could say it’s my personal pre-election NHS research...here are some observations
(1) The NHS is staffed with wonderful, hard working, under-resourced, motivated, kind people from all over the world
(1) The NHS is staffed with wonderful, hard working, under-resourced, motivated, kind people from all over the world
(2) It is right that the NHS is the single, most important election issue
(3) Listen to, watch, read and re-read every word the politicians are saying about the NHS. Most of it doesn’t stand up to scrutiny. Follow credible journalists from trusted news organisations.
(3) Listen to, watch, read and re-read every word the politicians are saying about the NHS. Most of it doesn’t stand up to scrutiny. Follow credible journalists from trusted news organisations.
They are fact checking and scrutinising every utterance and trying hard to get these politicians to substantiate their misleading claims.
(4) When someone knocks on your door asking for your support be armed with the facts so you can challenge their claims
(4) When someone knocks on your door asking for your support be armed with the facts so you can challenge their claims
(5) Our #NHS is envied the world over. And for very good reason. This election will have a major, long lasting impact on its future. Remember your vote is absolutely crucial and WILL make a difference.
