Zingari Posted 7 June 2009 Posted 7 June 2009 not like this NHS pays for cosmetic surgery for 'road rage' killer Tracie Andrews http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2...15875-21420453/
Sly Posted 7 June 2009 Posted 7 June 2009 Funny, I was thinking about this case recently. I remember it becuase I told my father at the time when it was breaking news .... I bet she did it. Shock, a week later, the real story comes and she's a phsyco!! On the case of plastic surgery, it's simply off to be honest. I still feel aggrived having to keep these fruit loops behind bars, giving them a better standard of life than some honest, hard working people have. So the fact that we are changing her identity just racks me off even more!!
Phube Posted 7 June 2009 Posted 7 June 2009 Reconstructive - Yes Cosmetic - No But even this is difficult. What about braces for children??
Jon the Hat Posted 7 June 2009 Posted 7 June 2009 The NHS needs to apply nationally set standards of what it will and won't pay for. I hope a Tory government will introduce tax breaks for private health insurance to reduce the burden on the taxpayer. If we can introduce top up style payment for the extras all the better. Those who can pay should, and those who can't can then get a better service for less cost.
stez Posted 7 June 2009 Posted 7 June 2009 Reconstructive - YesCosmetic - No But even this is difficult. What about braces for children?? dental treatment should be free anyway. my NI goes up every year, the basics, i'd require, but can receive, from the NHS goes down. lovely.
Phube Posted 7 June 2009 Posted 7 June 2009 dental treatment should be free anyway.my NI goes up every year, the basics, i'd require, but can receive, from the NHS goes down. lovely. Braces in most cases are purely cosmetic! only very occasionally they are used for 'medical' reasons, or nothing that couldn't be solved by teeth pulling!
Zingari Posted 7 June 2009 Author Posted 7 June 2009 Reconstructive - YesCosmetic - No But even this is difficult. What about braces for children?? yes , strap the little buggers up
Thracian Posted 7 June 2009 Posted 7 June 2009 The NHS needs to apply nationally set standards of what it will and won't pay for. I hope a Tory government will introduce tax breaks for private health insurance to reduce the burden on the taxpayer. If we can introduce top up style payment for the extras all the better. Those who can pay should, and those who can't can then get a better service for less cost. Not long now before Gordon will surely move over for you .... Imagine listening to some sane ideas from politicians once again!
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