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Old age and the current state of local NHS emergency waits.

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Rozabikes Tim:
Great news Ted. Glad you are home for both yourself and support of Wendy. You must both have been so worried.

Rozabikes Tim:
Just arrived for a scan in small NHS community hospital. Loads of parking.  Brand new spotless waiting room with 30 seats. Me and 4 others waiting....

Same type of scan 3 weeks ago at the main Chesterfield Royal Hospital. 40 minutes to find a parking space. Late for appointment as a result. Scan procedure fine with slight waiting delay.

Laverda Dave:
Glad to hear you are home Ted. Take it easy, plenty of restoration content on YouTube.
Tim, yep I agree, it's pot luck these days with the NHS. When I was told to go to Moorfields eye hospital urgently by my GP I was there for five hours before being seen. However, when I was told by my GP to go for an x-ray on my shoulder I got to the hospital as a 'walk in' and when straight in. I was in and out in 15 minutes!

McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
Just a brief health update, although I still have fluid in my lungs due to my existing heart failure  I feel I am on the mend for the first time since my overnight hospitalisation in mid July 2025.

I've been advised that it will take several months for the fluid to dissipate. After taking a new heart failure  drug I've had three good days in a row without getting breathless.

I'm now feeling that I can continue with my Honda 400NA restoration in the spring.👍👍👍

K2-K6:
Positive news Ted, and good to hear.

Slow and steady sounds good to get you back on an even keel.

Hope Wendy is OK too.

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