So glad to hear from you.
@Fearless36 and that you got a new hospital and took your case to NHS England.
The wheels of complaint are slow.. I know that from horrendous cancer care at one hospital and lodging a complaint.
Sometimes. As you are suggesting its a case of then letting go and moving on. I wanted answers and assurances that no other woman would have such appalling care. I gave tgem deadlines and they failed on all the deadlines too, and that was the CEO (now paid off!).....
when I let go it let tge anguish subside too and allowed me to spend time and care on myself and hubby that had also been thru hell.
Diabetes ways of management have certainly changed each decade but it doesnt mean to say that one size fits all. You are individual and need to be treated as an individual. Thats what makes a good consultant or a bad one.
I had a consultant recently reflect to me about something he was told in training.... (20+ years ago??). That actually gave me angst because things have changed in that 20 years and his training quote was out of date...
However, I'm glad to hear you got a quicker appointment and now all you need to donreally is to list details and if necessary copy it and hand it to the consultant. (I do this all the time now!)... prompts and record for both of us...
Good luck on 30th...x