Have to totally agree with your summary of the situation. The bad practice should not happen in first place, but if it does then it should be accepted, & addressed, rather than excused/ignored/patients denigrated.
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That pretty much sums up what 99% of claimants want. 1. A truthful account 2. Reassurance it won't happen to others It's not hard.
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But when they lie and deny for so long these boundaries of expectation naturally change
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Absolutely. Those are only the rules until someone breaks them!
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Well, well... has @polkapina reflected on their rather caustic tweets in this thread and shut down their twitter account? Shame...
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You mean faceless has disappeared. The free spirit has gone. After putting up such a poisonous defence.
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That is their way Allyn, they denigrate you hoping you will back down, when you don't they slide away like the snakes they are to kill,off someone else then plead that it was the system, not their negligence that was the cause.
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Absolutely correct. I will never allow this to be blamed on system errors or failings due to being understaffed etc Ben was clearly failed because they prioritised other patients believing he was not a priority. He at least deserved to be treated. They left him to die and covered
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Unfortunately I haven’t had the opportunity to be angry through grief yet as I don’t believe two and a half years after our baby died I have been allowed to grieve. This is single handedly due to the cover up of Bens death
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Totally agree with you-you can never grieve until you know all the circumstances & those responsible are identified, disciplined & made to accept their culpability. Only then can you move on as until then there is no justice. NHS has to stop lying to protect medics.
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Spot on John.
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