Toughest Place to Be a Midwife

[Lordbenny]

Holy Shit! That was hardcore. Makes you realise how bloody lucky we are to live in this country!

[MiniMan64]

On yet on the flip side, look at how open and friendly they are to her and how the community operates together, think she'd get the same thing working in central London somewhere?

[Lordbenny]

MiniMan64 said:

On yet on the flip side, look at how open and friendly they are to her and how the community operates together, think she'd get the same thing working in central London somewhere?

'flip side...!!!' If that's a 'flip side' I think I'd take central London please!

[Nicol@]

Not nice to see the four different women in the same room.

[davepoth]

Nicol@ said:

Not nice to see the four different women in the same room.

But when everybody is that poor, a free hospital is better than nothing.

[Lordbenny]

That girl is an angel!

[Traveller]

This is the reason when I hear politicians in the UK talk about "poverty" and getting people out of this so called "poverty", it makes me want to strangle the bloody idiots! When people, sorry parasites, sitting on their posteriors, having never worked a day in their lives, are able to earn over £500 per week from the state, that is not "poverty". It seems in the UK, not having a wide screen, mobile phone credits or money for booze and fags is considered poverty by the scrounger population and gullible politicians.

The NHS is one of the best parts of the UK, having lived in the country without any discernible public health care, the NHS will be missed when it is gone. I for one, greatly appreciate it and do not begrudge paying my part to maintain this outstanding service, whether these new reforms are the first step to privatisation is a serious worry of mine.

Edited by Traveller on Sunday 27th February 22:08

[Marcia]

What a shocking and moving programme

[Laurel Green]

Marcia said:

What a shocking and moving programme

Was nearly in tears at times.