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MEDICAL OPINION COMPLIMENT SLIP

 LETTER FROM HEATH HOUSE HOSPITAL dated June 1999

INDEX The problems before the flood January to June 1998 The telephone call life in hospital The problems AFTER My Retirement    My current medical debacle

 My mother tripped over my dog, and broke the head of her left femur and was rushed to hospital. She went into a coma a few days later and then went into a respiratory arrest, in front of me, as soon as a nurse gave her liquid antibiotics, by mouth. She died 11 days later in Intensive Care. I discovered I was to be sued over the treatment I was undertaking at the time I was told my mother had gone into a coma and eventually was found at fault. (The reason I know so much about the NHS Complaints procedure).

 

I almost immediately discovered my wife’s infidelity (2-3 days after Mum's death). I left my marriage a few months later and moved into her house. An unrelenting, traumatic assault by the CSA and a long and acrimonious divorce then started. I went to see the Doctor about now as I was feeling extremely stressed coping with this AND working six days a week, single-handed, in my NHS Dental Practice.


    In November 1997 my Practice was flooded when the drains couldn’t cope with a torrential storm. I had to close for almost 3 months because of Insurance delays.

I opened early January 1998 and worked hard to rebuild my practice, whilst keeping in daily contact with the Insurance Company and my Bank.

Due too the delay in settlement for my Insurance claim I had to borrow money from my Bank to purchase equipment to allow me to open.

 

Temporarily increasing my debt to the Bank, or so I thought.

 

Then The Flood

 

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I was NEVER suicidal BUT I certainly did not want to be in this situation and I know I said many times, pre 1998 that I wished I was not here and could turn right from the practice and go somewhere. I parked in the same position everyday and had to turn left to go home.

 

 (HOWEVER 10 years later.)

    

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