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Original Feedback for Stalham Staithe Surgery:


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Patient not being looked after

My daughter isn’t being looked after by your surgery. She very Ill. Her copd not asthma as they keep saying and not listening medication has been reduced yet has been the higher dose which she needs as it took 2 years many years many years ago by respiratory specialists abroad to get it right. Even Papworth asked for a note on her file which was on there in bright red with allergies not to be decreased or brand changed as so many prob with gp surgeries playing games with her life. Sounds like also she being bullied again to get the proper dose where another member of staff knowing she had enough of nurses who don’t need yet another review (she had 3 already last year) Yet they ignore the order from the pharmacy online for weeks.Giving someone a lower dose when she has severe anaemia is appalling. Her last surgery messed her around badly and this one is doing the same. She was forced despite struggling to walk and breathe to go to back entrance as she mask exempt and should not be discriminated against. This entrance she struggled not only to get to but had to go up 3 steps holding the surgery wall to try and get in. The surgery receptionist never stopped about the mask despite her struggling to breathe. She now been told to get the inhalers she should already be she got to struggle to get in again and it’s not possible and she shouldn’t have to to get the dose she entitled to anyway. Not only have they given her a 8th of her normal full dose which she gave back to chemist on one inhaler and never gave enough for the month , , they gave her enough Ventolin fir 2 weeks to last a month. Let’s see if honest reviews are published without further query.!

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