How do you feel about the current state of the NHS, and what changes do you think are needed as we head towards 2025? What has been your personal experience with the NHS recently, and do you think it reflects the challenges it’s facing? What are your hopes or concerns for the future of healthcare in the UK?
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00:00I feel heartbroken about it because I just think, I think the country's broken and I
00:05can't see how it's ever going to get fixed. So I hope there are going to be some changes
00:10but who knows? We'll have to just wait and see, won't we?
00:15Need to get back to basics. Get back to proper nursing, not all this paperwork. Got to get
00:21back to proper nursing. Nurses who are there looking after the patients, not sitting behind
00:26the desk with bits of paper, wondering how they're going to be daft.
00:30Better get more help off the government. Yeah, definitely. They need the support, you
00:36know. They need the support and people like ourselves
00:40need the support, which we don't always get. As a disabled person, there's no way of getting
00:48through to a doctor. You'll ring at eight in the morning and you're on hold for God
00:54knows how long. Then when you do get through, there's no appointments left and you're like,
00:57hang on, you told me to ring at eight.