I underwent a cataract op at Moorfields At St Ann's in Tottenham yesterday.
These days a fairly routine procedure taking about 20 minutes, however, due to the nature of the trauma I suffered about 18 months ago, the op lasted nearly 2 hours!
So, a huge and heartfelt thank you to Bruce Allan and his team for their skills, professionalism and kindness to bring the op to a very successful conclusion.
After about an hour i was becoming a little stressed by the length of time and the discomfort I was feeling , so Bruce Allan called in a lovely young nurse who sat down and held my hand for the rest of the operation.
Wife and I were then giving fresh sarnies and tea in post op and left armed with a bagful of drops and tabs to take in the coming weeks.
Too much is heard these days about the shortcomings in the NHS, but this was care at it's absolute best.
BTW, walking back to Seven Sisters station on our way home can anyone tell me if N15 has become hoodie capital of the world?!
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but pleased to see a happy ending nonetheless.
The NHS is a political football, always has been but stories like that cheer me up.
Thanks Smudge, Ben became a daddy for the first time on Wednesday, a lovely little girl.
Yep, the two lads sure look out for me.
I'll try and get in the Lib before the season ends so hope to see you then.
But back on topic - Moorfields is most definitely one of the jewels in the crown that is the NHS. All the best @mistrollingin for a pain free recovery.