"Sad, but moving on."

We joined the practice when we moved to Wigmore at the same time as the doctor in1985. With 3 girls under 5 , we had the normal childhood illnesses to cope with. All the staff were approachable and very kind.

Over the years, I was very grateful for the care especially when my husband at 49 was diagnosed with a brain tumour and died within months.

Twenty years on,

I was sad when the doctors retied.

I have met a certain doctor once and they were very kind and agreed to the referral I requested.

Change is often inevitable, but the continuity of reception staff and nurses makes it easier.