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Hi all has any body recieved a letter from the NHS about being high risk of the corona virus causing problems. I have hereditary haemacromatosis liver cihhrosis, accites .plurel effusion,oesophageal varacies,portal hypertension,portal vein thrombus type2 diabetes.should i have got a letter? Thanks in advance if anyone could enlighten me

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h0b0

Hi. I previously posted that we got the letter on Saturday but have also received numerous text messages. Hope this helps.

Hi Grommet

If you think you fall into one of the categories of extremely vulnerable people you should discuss your concerns with your GP or hospital clinician.

You may find the following link useful: gov.uk/government/publicati...

Very best wishes.

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freddie76

No still waiting .hubby post liver transplant. Signed on to gov.uk for vulnerable. Nothing from there either.

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ThreeSmiles in reply tofreddie76

Post TP - obviously on Immunosuppressants so he most definitely will/does fall into the vulnerable category. Please also follow Trust8’s advice. The letter should cone from your GPs practice.

Hope you sort it soon....

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vulnerable in reply toThreeSmiles

Just received mine this afternoon

Hello, yes I received my letter last Friday.

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Scatty42

Hi .... Some of the letters are taking there time I believe . I’d suggest to call your consultant just to check if you are on the list.

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ThreeSmiles in reply toScatty42

My letter, and others, came from the GP practice - might be a quicker way to an answer than the Consultant?

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Scatty42 in reply toThreeSmiles

I suppose whichever personally one thinks, I gave up with a 2 hour wait on the phone to my go surgery . I am more in contact with my consultant, called her up with great ease, my letter was sent out that day .:)

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ThreeSmiles in reply toScatty42

Goodo 👍

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Scatty42 in reply toThreeSmiles

😉

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Coco513

I have - Auto Immune Hepatitis and taking immuno suppressants.

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Chaz3125

I received my letter yesterday xx

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Kimlescam

My husband received his from NHS England and had it over a week ago - he is post transplant

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Dallo100

I received my letter this morning, I am 4 yrs post transplant and 70 yrs old in June. Received other letters this week cancelling other medical appointments at various hospitals including QEHB

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mariafy

I had my letter over a week ago. I have Auto immune hepatitis and take immune suppression drug Azathioprine.

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Splodge60

I haven’t got one either. Don’t worry your help will just come from a different source!!!!

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