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[mariesnowgoose]

Thanks.

I am not so sure. I suspect my initial thought is more likely. Nothing for four weeks then a consultant calls her mobile at 8:30pm to say she is at the top of the list and should come in straight away? Two or three weeks ago she called the Memorial in Darlington to see what was going on. They didn't have a clue but they said they would make sure a consultant reviewed it. My bet is that never happened and the actual consultant (At James Cook in South Tees which is a different county) has only just seen the scans and report.

100% or I’ll eat my hat.

Couple years ago a friend of mine felt really ill. Husband drove her straight to A&E at the RVI because she was feeling so bad.

They did lots of scans & tests and she was at the hospital for several hours. Eventually sent home. Nothing more said or done to say what the problem was.

Three weeks later she got a phone call out of the blue from the PA of a neurologist over the river at the QE: “Mrs X, I’m sorry to tell you you’ve had a massive stroke, could you please stop driving immediately”.

 

[barryd]

Update.

She got a call from just now. She has to come in but its all a bit vague. There will be a bed for her but she doesn't know when. Just told us to come in after lunch. There might be a wait. WTF. Here's an idea. Why not tell the patient to come in when there is an actual bed available?

So we will head there about 1pm. Takes an hour. My bet is we will be sat around all afternoon. Seems unlikely they will do anything today but who knows?

 

[alcam]

Update.

She got a call from just now. She has to come in but its all a bit vague. There will be a bed for her but she doesn't know when. Just told us to come in after lunch. There might be a wait. WTF. Here's an idea. Why not tell the patient to come in when there is an actual bed available?

So we will head there about 1pm. Takes an hour. My bet is we will be sat around all afternoon. Seems unlikely they will do anything today but who knows?

TAKE.A.BOOK.