Whittington A&E – Story 2
Alison’s Story
I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve had to go to the A&E with small children and for myself. Often I’ve gone by bus as I don’t have a car (not possible if A&E gets transferred to Royal Free – takes an hour and 2 buses!) with my thumb hanging off, or an eye that’s been poked but at least it’s been relatively local to where I live. The kids – broken wrist and front teeth bashed out; an eye nearly lost through a collision with child cyclist in park and blood pouring everywhere etc etc. Always received excellent care despite the waiting. Please don’t move A&E where we can’t get to it easily!
It does NOT make sense.
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