Travelling with a hernia for a laugh

[fiona]

I'll just add my two penneth worth, my parents moved over to Spain, my father having paid the highest rate of tax more or less all his working life (army officer). They came back after a couple of years - yes having still been paying tax at high rates etc. and for first 6 months were not entitled to any treatment on the NHS - this was 11 years ago. But he did have his quadruple bypass on the NHS as was determined not to have it in a Spanish hospital!

BTW - Blottie is a lady[^].

Is anything in life fair? One thing we can all be sure of, taxes and death - they tax you til you die, and then they tax you again. OK so why aren't we all off to Italy where there is no inheritance tax!

[george]

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BTW - Blottie is a lady[^].
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She sure is[msnsmile2][msnsmile2]

[John Boy]

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by trevlad
havent heard from you in a while john boy

anyway i'm off to get my nhs hernia stitched up in durham amoro

lets hope thats all that gets stitched up?!!


trev
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Trev have they stitched you up or did you get wheeled to the operating theatre only to be told that the surgeon would have to cancel because he could not find anywhere to park his Bentley

Let me know

John Boy

[trevlad]

no i'm good matey.
ended up at the university hospital at durham. excellent all new. no cobwebs!

stitched me up good and proper i had a few probs with the blood thining injection - passing out?, but 2 days on i have 3 small butterflyed holes and one el of a stomach ache. still gatwick flight jul 11 is on the horizon

havent seen you on , you been working too hard?[8D]

trev