NHS Never Have Sciatica

To Whom It May Concern (Medical Negligence from the NHS) Five years ago I was seriously overcome with sciatica and was unable to walk for several months. After waiting for and seeing various doctors I was told I did not need an operation and to exercise. My level of pain has been up and down ever since and I have spent many hundreds of pounds on just about every other kind of treatment available outside the NHS. Last spring (May, 2010), I was again seriously stricken with sciatica and my life once more came to a complete halt. I was once again unable to work, walk and function. I contacted the NHS, waited weeks and months just to speak with different staff from different branches and hospitals. I was finally given an MRI scan in Glasgow on September 15th, 2010, already enduring 4 months of agony. I was told to wait for an appointment to talk with Dr ******, a surgeon in Glasgow, which was finally given for Dec 5th, 2010 another 3 months of daily pain and suffering, and then as a final insult, changed without informing me to January 18th, 2011, an additional month and a half of unacceptable waiting time. The whole time I was stuck at home in constant agony, unable to work, walk or go any where; my entire life put on a complete halt. My complaint is of a profound and complete negligence of the NHS. I am now on MONTH SEVEN of being in serious pain, not working, offered nothing but various pain killers from GP's and the vague possibility of surgery which never seemed to ...
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