had gall stones for 3yrs and lost 5st canot eat or drink anything but water/bolied rice my body rejects everything and I am in constant pain and under the hospital I am self employed an wrked all my life how can this be right! that the JSA r telin me along with all medical staff its my GPs decision wether my rent gets payed n my kids eat whilst im repairing mentally/physically to return to wrk after surgery but now in deep depression n wnt leave the house what do I do?? even the surgeon said my ops within 8wks and he cldnt comment bout the gp wat does he do?
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my brother had had gall stones and the GP wnt write sick cert so I cant get support whilst not wrkn is this right?
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Gallstones the operation is keyhole, should be back by now
Had same back on feet for that Have you other problems
Sorry to hear no support from GP.
I know how it feels I have been told the waiting list is fourteen to sixteen weeks unless I go private (Hmm). I often say I wouldn't wish it on anyone, but maybe if they had some experience of the pain etc they may not be so dismissive .
Hope you have had your op by now, at least they should then give you your sick note.
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Mine was ignored by NHS suspect, Low Priority Policy, so when had private gastric band in Belgium paid for it to be done at same time .
The surgeon said it was sediment that if had got into system could be extremely dangerous .I wonder was it this that had caused the cardiac arrest ?
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