Shuves
Hello. A person close to me at Sunshine Coast Hospital underwent surgery (surgery on the abdominal area), after the operation kept for a few days and said I could drive home. The abdomen became tangled and difficult, but what to do was driving home. The patient was from a low-income family (but does it matter). The doctor told me not to take the family doctor away. When the family doctor saw the summer, it was shocking, because he was so upset that he was afraid to touch, that he didn't damage anything. The family doctor refused to remove the summer and told the patient to go to Sunshine Coast Hospital and not take the passport there. The patient went to the hospital and there she was told that she needed a referral from a family doctor and when they would not take her out to drive in a couple of days because now they don't have time because of the strike. Well, of course, if there is money, then take it out. But the patient counts as low-cost and also has to pay for travel by bus. There was no money and the same as he arrived then he left, although the hospital covered him for four hours. Why are they on strike? They don't do anything like that!
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