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To: kidl who wrote (311054)	8/23/2025 12:44:29 AM
From: ralfph	1 Recommendation Recommended By gg cox Respond to of 312673

Pretty much every one I have seen at the emergency had a valid reason for being there. Have seen a few drama queens and mental patients who should be somewhere else. When I have broken a toe or ribs I do not bother going to the doc or emergency, but there are occasions that dictate that a trip to emergency is called for.

To: kidl who wrote (311054)	8/25/2025 2:26:47 PM
From: LoneClone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 312673

OT Just in case that post was directed at me, I went to Emergency on orders from a medical practitioner. Almost always when I go it is the same, told by a doctor to head there so I can get the necessary test more quickly. I am fortunate to live near a small hospital so as long as I walk the 100 metres from my door To the ward door when it opens at 8 am I can get everything dine and head home within a few hours. Fortunately this time I remembered to take a pillow because due to the damage done to my body over the years, sitting in a regular chair for too long results in agony. LC