Re: re. save the nhs petition

[Guest guest]

I would have thought that Mr Cameron, having had a severely disabled child,

would have a good idea about the failings of the NHS. As do most of us on this

forum. Why support the source of our neglect. I can only hope it crashes and

that the replacement is less corrrupt.

[Guest guest]

Do you honestly think that a millionaire like Mr.Cameron ever had to use the

NHS?

He went private all the way with a paid carer/nanny for his son. He had it easy.

2 (wife to severely disabled wheelchair bound hubby and mother to Autistic

etc son).

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> I would have thought that Mr Cameron, having had a severely disabled child,

would have a good idea about the failings of the NHS. As do most of us on this

forum. Why support the source of our neglect. I can only hope it crashes and

that the replacement is less corrrupt.

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[Guest guest]

Cameron said having a disabled child changed his ideas about the NHS (by

the look of it, in a good way)

http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2009/feb/25/ivan-cameron1

Not everyone is failed by the NHS. They are not bad at everything. We

shouldn't throw the baby out with the bathwater.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2099914/NHS-reforms--Cameron-lashes\

-Cabinet-stabbers-support--Lansley.html

It does need reform though, but how, I don't know. They go on about giving more

power to GPs, and getting rid of PCTs, how about giving more power to patients.

chris

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> I would have thought that Mr Cameron, having had a severely disabled child,

would have a good idea about the failings of the NHS. As do most of us on this

forum. Why support the source of our neglect. I can only hope it crashes and

that the replacement is less corrrupt.

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