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Phoned am emergency doc after a 3 week illness,and referred to go doc at mri.4-30pm.Sunday 25/8/13.Seen quickly,told blood test needed and I would only have a 2 hour wait for results,and not the 4 hour wait.Doc told me this as I was clearly very ill.Diagnosis [hypokelemia]couldn't walk.I have no problem with any staff member,but my overall wait was 5 hours before admission to amu to be put on a drip.Staff have to deal with a lot from drunks and addicts.When your sick and at the point of collapse,these people are a great nusiance to staff and patients alike.I just think that if u have an appointment things should be quickerthan walking into a&e. My next comment has nothing but praise,for all the staff in amu.After 48 hours,amazing staff gave me my health back,and from what I gather my life, nothing was too much trouble.Nice doctos who made time to answer my questions.From arriving to leaving I was treated wonderfully by every single person I came into contact with.I am not a demanding patient,which is why my illness lasted so long,and I believe could have proved fatal by what I now read.Amu staff at mri, I applaud you.I am roberta hilton.Room 54.You are angels thank you.
"Go doc and admittance to ward."
About: Manchester Royal Infirmary Manchester Royal Infirmary Manchester M13 9WL
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