So, after spending a few hours in A&E with Jamie I decided to take a few pics so you can see what it is like. I hope you like em. I will put in a description with each pic.
The hospital has apparently been modernised.
The modernised waiting room for the cubicles
A modernised eye chart
The basin in the cubicle
The bin in the cubicle
Cubicle curtain – complete with a lick of paint
If you ever get hungry – bugs in the cubicle lights
Cubicle wall – complete with dust balls on the edges
It must be modern – a mobile phone sign. If you can read it that is
Proof of modernisation – they kept the old and new together so you could see
Manky toilet – enough said
Toilet washbasin
Syringes or needles anyone
Naughty naughty – no drugs
So, I am officially declaring April 9th as my horrible day.
We took the car in for an MOT and of course, as it is us and we have no luck, it failed. Here are the reasons it failed:
001 Rear (unable to locate rear seat belts) Statutory seat belt missing
002 Nearside front Headlamp aim too low
003 Nearside front Headlamp insecure
004 Nearside inner front Brake disc(s) excessively pitted
005 Offside inner front Brake disc(s) excessively pitted
006 Offside rear Stop lamp not working
007 Offside outer front lower Suspension arm has excessive play in a ball joint **DANGEROUS**
So, this is all jargon to me. I understand the headlamp and seat belt one. Apparently they can’t lift the seat to see if the belt is there. Talk about lazy. LOL. **EDIT** £27.50 to find all this out. I then asked the cost to get it repaired: £150. I about fell of my chair!
So, my question is: why is it ok to have dodgy brakes? Surely the brakes should be marked as dangerous too. Note to self: who cares if your brakes are knackered!
Also today, we went to Peterborough District Hospital so Jamie could have an endoscopy to see if she has coeliac disease. In a fashion never before experienced with the NHS, Jamie was done quicker than usual! Gasps go here!
Now we are home and Jamie is sleeping off her pain and sedation. I am busy watching The Apprentice.
I will get back to you when I am done, well maybe
