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Mostly personal experience, but covers a range of personal and academic interests, including psychology and mental health issues, neural disorders, and renal failure / kidney disease

Pulmonary Embolism – having kidney failure saved my life!

How kidney failure concerns led to discovering an embolism Health is a precious commodity You don’t realise how valuable it is – until it starts to run out! There’s an eye-opening headline for you, eh! Certainly melodramatic, probably but by no means definitely an exaggeration, but, in essence, it’s true! Perhaps "Having kidney failure may …

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re Autistic petition for UFO hacker

Autistic UFO hacker Gary McKinnon Posted this reply (to them) in response to The Inquirer’s story about ‘Autistic petition for UFO hacker’ because some of the replies – and even the writer in one place – didn’t have a clue what they were talking about! (The Inquirer site now redirects to TrustedReviews). For a start, …

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Official apology from Whiston Hospital for lack of patient care

NHS Whiston Trust apology: ref 244/2006 (The 244th complaint ?) Dear Mr Ackerley I write in reply to your letter received on 12 September 2006 regarding your recent admission to ward K3. I am sorry to learn of your recent dissatisfaction with our service and in particular the overall care you received during your admission. …

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Official complaint to the Ann Marr, Chief Executive of Whiston Hospital

Copy of letter sent to PALS and to the chief executive of the trust 09/09/06 Dear Ms Marr, I write to complain, stating a failure to provide a duty of care, whilst under the care of Whiston Hospital. The details follow in chronological order. 22/08/06 I attended for my appointment with Dr Steiger, during which …

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