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Lucy Betty Jane :
I trust no one especially since COVID ❤️
2026-11-06 09:56:41
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✨💖✨gooddawning✨💖✨ :
This happened to me. I was prescribed Naproxen without being prescribed Omeprazole… it made me do sick that I have never accepted a prescription ever since. That happened in 2014 and the Doctor did not use duty his of candour. Please refer to the BNF website when researching your medication.
2026-11-06 07:09:10
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SONKO YABOH CHIMER :
I disagreed for you saying we black ppl we worshipped white ppl and if those pl thinking we don’t know nothing then those ppl are ignorant and no knowledge at all . I think ppl can judge you from your appearance and when you talk so all depends no matter what color you are as every color has got bad and good ppl so .
2026-11-06 08:21:18
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user4497634740411 :
Very true we need to wake up
2026-11-05 21:05:05
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Wispa :
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 check first then check again and before you do that research and check again standard
2026-11-06 20:02:44
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Lilnidzz🇯🇲🇬🇧 :
This is so facts I’ve been diagnosed and no medication they gave me work just makes it’s worse
2026-11-06 20:41:56
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ereach123 :
I like the fact you have strategies.
2026-11-06 10:44:43
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Obianujuego :
Very important
2026-11-06 20:07:29
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illallah :
Sweetheart they never have, it was always a fluk healing saga, still is,
2026-11-06 20:33:56
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DKainyek :
We don’t know our rights
2026-11-05 16:59:00
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Her_Sovereignty :
I agree with your point 👍. They also think that black people are easygoing because we don't take them to court. We need to start suing & taking every case very seriously and drag them to court. We need more legal charities or advocates in our community.
2026-11-05 19:28:04
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adinkra_6p6n6e :
Not just in the medical field but across all spectrum of life
2026-11-06 07:40:39
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🌸🌺𝐑𝐀𝐂𝐇𝐄𝐋🌺🌸 :
About 8 years ago, I had an experience with the NHS that completely changed the way I looked at healthcare. I was trying to get weight-loss surgery through the NHS. I went through the assessments, appointments and everything they asked me to do. After being on the waiting list, I eventually saw a doctor whose attitude left me feeling uncomfortable and frightened. Before that appointment, I had done my research, considered my options and decided that I wanted a gastric sleeve, not a gastric bypass. But this doctor kept insisting that I should have a gastric bypass. No matter how many times I explained my decision, he continued pushing his preference. I found him extremely rude, dismissive and unprofessional. I also felt that the way he treated me as a Black woman was unacceptable. What frightened me most was his attitude. He came across as cold and lacking compassion. I remember thinking, if this is the person who is supposed to operate on me, I would rather not have the surgery at all.Doctors are professionals, but they are not God. Patients have voices, feelings and the right to be involved in decisions about their own bodies.In the end, I decided not to continue with the NHS route. I went privately and had my gastric sleeve done.But that wasn't even the most painful experience my family had with the NHS.My aunt had cancer. We were told that her cancer was at an advanced stage and that there was nothing more they could do to cure her. We had already been given an idea of how much time she had left.Despite this, she underwent Absurgery.To this day, I struggle to understand why that operation went ahead when we had already been told her condition was terminal. Perhaps there were medical reasons, but as a family, we were left with so many unanswered questions. That time could have been spent with her. We could have held her, spoken to her and made the most of whatever time she had left.Instead, I remember watching her struggle to breathe after surgery, surrounded by tubes. Seeing her in that condition was heartbreaking. We felt helpless, and it felt as though she had been left to die.That image has never left me.Even today, my family is still carrying pain
2026-11-06 03:34:43
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Flower Child :
That's exactly why I changed my G.P. unbearable arrogant, assuming I should never ask questions, which of course I will. Since I have some background knowledge, which comes as a surprise to some professionals, I will double check every time, and engaging with a meaningful conversation. It's not about being liked and afraid to ask questions, never undervalue your own concerns.🌹🦋💕
2026-11-05 16:19:52
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Kaz :
Oh it is about racism most ofvthe time...but you have a advocate for yourself I always read up about the drug I am going to take and the side effects. I'm very sensitive to medicines.
2026-11-06 10:31:45
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gracy :
health inequalities
2026-11-06 07:46:59
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S-Prise :
You are 10000% correct
2026-11-06 09:55:45
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ArtNorton :
This is refreshing and important. 🔥
2026-11-06 11:25:29
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veroviki96 :
💯 agree 👍🏾
2026-11-05 16:02:18
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Denekah Spencer :
Thank you fam we are waking up it’s a generational thing
2026-11-05 23:50:58
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🌸🌺𝐑𝐀𝐂𝐇𝐄𝐋🌺🌸 :
About 2 weeks ago, I went to Specsavers for an eye test. After the test, a staff member kept insisting that I should go for daily coloured contact lenses instead of the monthly ones I've been using for years. I politely explained that I prefer monthly lenses, but she kept pushing the daily ones and seemed annoyed that I wouldn't change my mind. At some point, I had to remind her that it's my money, my eyes and my choice! You can advise a customer, but you shouldn't make them feel uncomfortable for having a preference. I got so frustrated with her attitude that I walked out. Since when did customers stop having a say in what they're paying for? Advice is welcome, but respect goes both ways!
2026-11-06 03:25:58
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shelladavis :
I get myself into trouble with people all the time, for asking questions it's like I should shut up and do as they say as soon as I ask a question it always call for a security guard or the angry black woman even though I am calm and my hands are in front of my body and I am not saying every single one is racist it a behaviour problem now I can always get through it without giving them what they want but it's up to us to ask questions and know thy self once you know the tricks they use to dismiss you cuz that's what it is to make your opinion not count again this is why I say it's not always about racism, learn about your problems read up about your medical history read up about the medication your taking so next time when you see a GP a consultant etc you can have a chat like I do yes you have to get over the white coat syndrome but they sit on the toilet the same way you do
2026-11-06 13:20:56
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Chandelier001 :
Exactly what I did And the Doctor asked me if I'm a medical personnel. And I said no but I understand and listen to my body. So before going, I google the symptoms and likely options. Please it helps a lot guys!
2026-11-06 10:16:48
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Igglepiggle123 :
Speaking facts.
2026-11-06 08:17:58
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Sanmi :
Some of them have been seen using chatgpt to prescribe medication. Be careful out there people.
2026-11-06 19:55:39
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