OK. So why did she need breast reduction surgery? I have a friend who needed this. 5'1", 7.5stone, J cups woth a 28 to 30 band. She literally had open weals on her shoulders, and debilitating back and shoulder pain. A young woman of 26. She was working and struggling. Was that not clinical need? If she couldn't work, she couldn't fund the NHS.
DD had a condition called a septate hymen. No chance of a smear test. Was she supposed to develop cancer symtoms before she got one. Conversation with GP went like this. "Hmm I could refer her but it will be low priority and may be cancelled". So you and your consultant think it's acceptable to "headfuck" a teenager, no matter the cancellation might hit a mock or an A'Level", no matter I might have cancelled board meetings impacting umpteen others. But as an ignorant member of the public who in your opinion hasn't paid a dime, that's ok is it?
At 5.30pm I went for a breath of air. At 9.45 I left work.
I very much hope you have enjoyed your long and restful evening probably pondering why my dd or those like her should be grateful for being messed about.
Oh, and lest you should be worried, Ramsay Healthcare did it. Your sweary consultant may do extra well paid hours for them in his own non NHS time. It cost £2253.27. In addition to the tax I and my DH have paid for 35 years - probably individually more than your consultant.
I'm glad your breast reduction patient put in a complaint. Her gigantic breasts may not kill her but they may disable her and render her unable to pay tax and fund the essential cancer treatments rquired by so many on your consultant's list.
Please do show him my post. I know it's hard but this particular ignoramous's jaw drops when my local trust has resources to spend on a 132 page E&D report but allows its nurses to call the men to their apts as Mr Bloggs whilst calling the women as Jane Bloggs.
The waste nd misuse of funds beggars belief.