Jeremy Said:

How can I relieve the discomfort of initial outbreak of genital Herpes?

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Alfredo Said:

How can I find a good chiropractor in Wiltshire?

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Often the good old fashioned yellow pages is good. Then you can find someone in your area, and check out their website too....that's how I found my wonderful homeopath.

Valerie Said:

Woman Left To Drown In Hospital Bath By Midwives...?

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What a truly sad story....i dont think you can blame a general lack of care in society....i think complete responsibility has to be taken by the nhs staff on duty that night....what the hell were they thinking...a) even putting her in a bath that close to delivery and b) not effing checking on her?

My friend recently gave birth to twins at our local hospital....she had no birthing partner (through choice) and after delivery she was left unattended for 6 hours.....no one came back to clean her up or move her....she was on a drip and the babies were put out of her reach....she rang and rang her bell....for 6 hours....can you believe it.....2 woman died over christmas in the same maternity unit....both from mrsa...what is going on? another friend of mine works in our local hospital (admin side)...she reakons the budget for the maternity wards are stretched beyond belief by....wait for it....translators for the woman who cant speak english.....apparently its costing a fortune.....i have no answers....i only have disbelief at what is going on in our hospitals.....

Maureen Said:

UK Employment law - can you leave town if you are signed off for medical reasons?

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I can't see why that would be a problem.
If you are signed off then you are signed off for a reason, it doesn't matter too much whereabouts you are.
If you plan on being out of the uk for long though I would check with your doctor that it's ok, also if you are on any benefits then it's best to notify the benefits people as they may need to stop your benefits if you aren't going to be here.

Lucille Said:

breaking your waters? UK?

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I had my waters broken for me in hospital in UK, I didn't get charged for it, and can't imagine why I would have been, so I don't think you would get charged - they use a long plastic hook type thing (although you won't care what they use if you get to the point that they need to do it) It feels a bit wierd and doesn't hurt.
Many women go to hospital because they think their waters have broken and they have just leaked - advice is to put a pad on and if you are still leaking after 2 hours, go to hospital.

Catherine Said:

Help with UK Disability Living Allowance ?

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Hi there hun. Did you fill the forms out yourself, as I know from doing my sons its a very complex form. I always put down, going by the worst day not by how your feeling at that time. If they don't grant you DLA then appeal against it, as to me it sounds like you are fully entitled to receive it!
Please don't feel the need to explain yourself to people on here ie/ you had a great job before applying for this benefit, your entitled and it doent matter what anyone els thinks!
It may be an idea to go to your local CAB to reapply if this gets turned down.
All the best and I hope you start to get well as soon as possible

Julie Said:

in the uk - i really need advice about my bath problem?

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The water leaking out of the plug is unlikely to be leaking onto the floor. What this indicates to me is simply that the plug isn't making a watertight seal and it's slowly leaking down the drain.

the OCD side of things is potentially a problem in a council house because invariably councils will do anything on the cheap and what you've described fits in perfectly with the majority of council houses I've come in contact with. Usually the ones that aren't like that are where the owners have done them up themselves.

To me it sounds like a design fault with the bath, that there's insufficient strength in the side of the bath to support a handle. Unfortunately, the only real way to tell whether it's leaking onto the floor is by taking the side bath panel off and checking it out, and it won't be particularly clean under there!

In the mean time, as an emergency, you could always open the crack up as wide as you can and then get some silicone gel into the crack. Let it set for 24 hours. If the crack isn't that big, get some suitable adhesive for the bath - be aware it's probably fibre glass, not plastic.

My final advice is the only way to get anything done with the council is to become a pain in the butt. Keep at them, keep nagging them. I can't unfortunately say whether you're right to complain because I don't know how big the crack is. What I can say though is that the water draining problem, could just be that you need a new plug.