"Good care"

I got taken in by ambulance blue lighted so the team were already on stand by in resus once got to hospital it was so busy no empty bays in resus but it did not effect my treatment and care once I was stable I was to the corridor on bed with nebuliser even tho my obs was checked often I was then given anther doctor who didn't really seem sure what was happening so had explain again they must communicate to help smooth running of hospital but the care I was given was good I was worried on discharge even tho I just wanted to go my oxygen level was still low and heartrate high this did worry a bit but I trust the doctor coz he would know if I'm safe to go home or was it coz they need the space for more beds in corridor there was ppl there from night before as there was only 1 doctor on duty on the Saturday night how that fair on a doctor in such a busy a and e department king george were sending patients there put more presure on queens this is not fair we are lucky to have a nhs and gp need to be doing longer hours I honestly believe this and then you wouldn't wait a month for appointment and a and e wouldn't be no where near as busy I try to avoid a and e much as possible but as I'm asthmatic I do need from time to time I'm fed up ppl keep putting queens down yes I've had some bad experience there but honestly if ever your taken in to resus you can see why there such a long wait to see a doctor