"Insufficient food after hysterectomy and kept..."

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Could you please email me the following information and your feedback which I have pasted below to martin.bowler@nhs.net I will then be able to get someone to look into this for you.

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My review was unfortunately deleted, but I put that down to the chromebook. The operation was over by lunch time and I was able to read a newspaper. I had to ask for lunch and got a sandwich. They forgot dinner and only a fish curry was left - my sister went out and got me a sandwich. I was awake for two hours in the night when another patient was brought in. The cries of childbirth I heard from outside the window were in retrospect probably theatrical. The next day staff were pleasant but a chest rash was not investigated and when I thanked staff they told me to wait for the result (several days later). Fortunately my mother, in her 90s, cooked a meal that evening after I'd been let home that I was able to eat two helpings off, so my appetite had not disappeared. However, something about the nature of the wounds, perhaps, and lack of abdominal pain meant that when I woke up the next morning at my sister's home I thought, Britain is evil. The result was stage 1A, grade 1.

Kind regards

Martin