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Near the bed was a entetainment unit that was more like a huge arm with a flat screen computer that was a TV and phone combo that had 16 channels mostly from Sky. Only the adults had to pay for the TVs using top up cards as well as for using the phone. But the kids could watch the TV for free from 7am til 9pm, but we still had to pay for the phone calls.
BTW I had Apendisectamy (can't spell it since I've never seen the word before.
But i suppose there was people with more worse injurys then mine, so they saw to bad injurys first...
Still they sho uld get more staff and more rooms...
Two hours, a queue jumping hammered tramp who you could smell 10ft away, an army of crying foreigners (Obviously the sign saying "Only 2 visitors per patient" didn't apply to them because they have special rights and crap like that) and some kid who had his face smashed in. (Probably while trying to rob some old lady) The Doctor decided to see my mum and give her morphine and ask her some of the most retarded questions ever.
I'd go on but I don't want to.
Near the bed was a entetainment unit that was more like a huge arm with a flat screen computer that was a TV and phone combo that had 16 channels mostly from Sky. Only the adults had to pay for the TVs using top up cards as well as for using the phone. But the kids could watch the TV for free from 7am til 9pm, but we still had to pay for the phone calls.