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KEZA19
Member since Jul-24-07
25 posts		 May-01-08, 01:39 AM (CST)
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"Any one from the UK"
 
   Hi,

I am from the Uk, is there any one else on the site from the Uk that as had any good pain management or knows of anything that will help me that i can buy from the chemist. I have damage to the IAN?

I am going to see the OS on the 2/6 and i would like to be able to take some info with me on pain managment. I have not been given any thing for my pain at the moment and i feel that i do need something even if it is only for when i have a really bad episode.

If there is any one that can help me on this please reply and many thanks in advance.

Look forward to your replys

Thanks
Kerry


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edgaras
Member since Oct-14-06
269 posts		 May-01-08, 09:33 AM (CST)
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1. "RE: Any one from the UK"
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   how is it in UK as far as the cost of medical treatment, let's say going to visit OS, is that covered by the national insurance? I am truly considering moving there as I see nothing promising here in US, and was recently denied coverage with major company Blue Cross Blue Shield, due to my "preexisting condition". I know it's a struggle there too, but at least when you have some surgery you are not left with $10,000 to pay (sometimes even WITH insurance).


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KEZA19
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25 posts		 May-02-08, 01:20 AM (CST)
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   Everything is covered, you only have to pay for drugs which is a set price for all around £6.50 if you work and free if you don't.

it is good but sometimes you have to wait a long time to see some one, i have been lucky i have a good Doctor that is understanding and gets me seen quickly.

I would not have been able to have the things done if it had not been for the NHS as i have other problems that are very rare with my eyes that would have cost around £5000 for the treatment. This was all free.

The Uk is a nice place but it as its problems like anywere else but you would be wellcome to come and see what you think of the place.


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edgaras
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269 posts		 May-02-08, 07:26 PM (CST)
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   Yes, I have a family member there who just told me his wife had a baby and everything was very much cared for. The nurses kept making sure that the mother was not thirsty and always fed.


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