In the lift of the hospital.

Might be a bit echoey, taking off my jumper because it's really warm.

Going to look for my father and find out what on earth is going on with him right now.

First six ward.

He's in one first six.

Acute medical unit.

Acute medical unit for six.

Hopefully, it'll be brightly lit in there.

Sorry, I'm looking for my dad.

He said, he's Mr.

Raffraff.

Said his bedfall, but I don't know.

Thank you.

Hello?

Sorry, I can't remember your time.

Hello, how are you?

Everything okay?

What's happening?

Oh no, thank you.

No, they did a high blood test, and the blood test is all right.

They find that the children, and so they can be higher than normal, but because they don't have too much flow up, they can that's what you say.

I read when you mentioned that.

I read that they look over 12 hours or 24 hours if it's going up or down.

If it's going down, it's okay.

Yeah.

Stay based.

Chest X ray.

cardiogram or ECG again?

ECG, three ties.

Yeah.

And they find that the second ties have the same thing, and they don't have this third ties.

So that's really exciting to explain.

Just like sir.

But now you've had the scan.

So maybe if that's okay, you go home.

So we are waiting for?

Results.

Maybe many hours.

One morning, three times.

No, blood tested.

Panic.

Then,

Then,

Yeah, but it's more about the change rather than

The Tell him that I'm sorry about you.

contact that hospital.

Because they don't have the record.

Oh, it's

Not in the records.

Yeah, not on the record.

And they've been.

They should be on the record.

So they don't know what.

Even the GP should have a copy of the records.

I thought everything's in one place nowadays, a computer.

There might be something

Yeah, not bleeding or anything inside.

Clot.

I haven't seen it.

Uh pulmonary pulmonary angiogram.

Yes, scam.

Looking at the lungs.

Looking for a blood clot in the lungs.

Rub.

Lungs.

They're looking at the lungs to check his nerve blood crowd in the lungs.

So they put that in the arm.

Did they use your wrist?

I still got that.

They put, yeah?

Yeah, yeah.

He came and said, we're going today.

We're getting ready and then.

They go downstairs and talk to each other.

Yeah, but this is with their hearts.

Surgery and cardiothoracics.

About half an hour ago.

14 minutes.

I just discovered I didn't like it.

It's a bit like when they put a stent as well.

It's a three day emotional thing.

It's very important.

You're not usually practicing.

Well.

Yeah, but that's why you're here.

It's necessary, isn't it?

okay, so, so we don't really know what's.

Be changing.

Mhm.

The plan keeps changing.

Yeah, it's well, it's not a bad thing to be here if they're finding out thoroughly.

Yeah, thoroughly.

Yeah.

Well, they have to be responsible now.

They want to make sure exactly you're okay.

I don't know.

The bit that's most worrying is that they'll say, okay, we think there's something that needs investigating, but it's not critical at the moment.

Call EGP tomorrow.

Yeah, it's not the the two stems are still working.

You know, no problem.

Okay today, what do they do?

They will change his medication as well.

Because obviously, the angel, it seems that the remainder, so they will change the medication.

Yeah.

And also they will do something of those things.

And then they are going to refer him to the further scans of Cardiology.

I have scan for the site.

Okay, okay.

In case it's like a stomach ulcer or something as well.

Because we have three thoughts.

It's heart, digestion or even the nerves and the muscles because you've got already problems.

It could be in the spine or something to do with the nerves.

There's 2LO, 4LO, 5, and the S1, so many for you, all, the side.

Yeah.

So this is.

There's the one thing, the intervention that one is called the muscle, in the back, it has very steep extension.

And it could be trapping the nerve or affecting the top, I don't know.

Okay.

It was getting more.

complicated by others, but every time we thought that we were out,

It was your choice to come.

I'm glad you came.

Should come the day before?

170 people, yeah. 170 people.

Waiting.

Waiting before.

8:00 there wasn't any more fighting.

Altogether we were 30 people, and we all got to know each other.

They've been coming from inside and from.

Another busy city.

Another separate room city.

Yes, it's

Behind.

And they were all waiting for this and nothing happened.

Change shift and they change shift and they don't do anything.

But, the things like.

Everybody's tired and

Disabled, and the condition is likely to get to work with them.

So, like,

If you go home in a couple of days time, then you're fine, it's unlike

So the current situation is waiting for results from that one?

Yes.

X ray and CT.

Yeah, CT, PR.

But then they changed your mind a little bit.

They changed your mind they wanted to do it quick or not.

We don't know.

No, sometimes the busy.

not busy.

It doesn't.

I say hello, focus up to five other reasons why the third EC3 scans is unusual.

Two was okay, one was unusual.

The second one is, the

The middle one so but then it was normal again.

Yeah, they put iodine in there.

They put iodine in and then do lots of x rays and wash the flow of the blood.

They didn't have the record I've been to this one.

Yeah, I mean it's all in there after that.

Did you give them the right name and date of birth?

I mean, it's all centralized, isn't it?

Interesting there's a woman who was just coming.

Should be on national notes.

They spelled it wrong.

So maybe because NHS has one central record.

You've got the app, NHS app.

You've got the NHS app.

You get NHS app, when you log in with your NHS number, you confirm your identity.

Yes, sir.

You can see everything, everything, all the history.

I can see from when I was born there, handwritten notes, the doctors gave everything.

I don't

Know.

to heart is going.

And I went there and even they sent me for the physio.

Yes.

So they knew that you were a heart patient already on the Sheffield Hospital?

They didn't.

That came from Paul.

And the last time you had a review of the heart medicine.

Because, you know, last night I was saying about Susanna's mother.

She collapsed in our house.

but it's because she was taking pills.

She should take for three months.

And she took them for two and one half years, because she didn't review.

And you have to go to the GP at least.

So it might be that You know, you're having maybe you're more healthy than you think and with drugs.

He doesn't think

Too many tablets.

Or too strong, maybe, you know.

Some of it's not permanent.

text you from this problem.

So what tablet was it?

What tablet was that?

Aspirin?

Not that I didn't take.

Yeah, but not very often.

That's for the moon.

Right.

Yeah so many.

Yeah.

One of them is not here.

Double check, big.

really glad that's you that time.

Yeah.

And when you take it.

No, I understand.

Well, there might be something in that then that's over, too much on line of medicine or bad mixture.

Nobody would take it.

I took half time before I was taken.

We were not,

I was not the first person.

The problem another problem it's 5:30 the shift changes at seven.

In this in this hospital, all the stuff changes 70.

So if they're not coming now,

Then up to 70, you have to pay.

No, no, the staff changes 70.

It's free all the time.

Don't pay anything.

I'll get ducks.

Huh?

It's cool.

No.

The staff, all the staff, they change shifts at 7:00.

So for from 6:00 to 8:00, they're not going to charge anybody.

They don't do any paper.

Because they're signing off, handing over.

They hand over.

And one hour at least, they're just explaining.

And then the new doctor after 7:00 will review it and make his own decision and then come after another two hours to tell you waiting.

You know, it's not.

I mean, I'm thinking what's the plan because if you're going to be staying or you're going to be going, and if you're going, it's not going to be before 9:00.

The plan was

That there is about half ten.

They told us that, and then things.

But it will wait about 6 or 7:00, because it's a big number.

Yeah, they had lots of work.

And 6 or 7:00 today.

Oh, so that's the plan probably.

What they've been out on the other scan.

The plan was

For us to leave, then to leave at this x ray.

Today is busy.

Tomorrow you're going to do this.

Then another remote.

We had space.

It's a bit quiet, so you can do it today.

He said, I'll be going on to.

After that.

After that.

And I went to Sydney and I never did a scan.

I said, the doctors will have it tomorrow.

I said, no, they can't stay there.

Do you like to try you?

Yeah, please.

Tea, cafe?

Tea, please.

Tea, and sugar?

I can add two sugar.

Two sugars.

Sweet.

Black, black tea.

Thank you.

Did you have curry?

I was thinking if it's spicy you can find out if you've got any refills.

Hello.

Can you tell me

Your date first?

21st of March.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Would I

Like it?

Would I like it?

No, just to see your code, darling.

That one there?

Yeah.

Not really, people just told me it's very sweet to be abused in 86.

It's cute.

You had your metaphormone?

You had your.

metaphor?

No.

You've got metaphor one here.

Oh, you've got your normal one.

Because he can take one one salted in the morning and another one salted in the evening.

Yeah, you do what you normally do, that's fine.

Have you got any other tablets in there as well?

Yes.

Which ones are we taking?

About 40.

40.

The next one is going to be.

What is this one?

It's okay, don't we?

We can check on the system, that's fine.

Perfect.

Thank you.

Thank you darling.

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I bet that with AI we can identify it.

Maybe AI can identify it.

Where is it?

Another picture.

Yeah, yeah.

They look different,

They look different.

Because it's got a card on it, that one.

That one is a polish.

One of them is on Paradigm.

Oh, that's that one.

Yeah.

One of them is asprey.

Yeah.

One of them is asprey.

Okay.

one of them.

Yeah, that's called, isn't it?

The letter two is left me. okay.

Yeah. yeah And the other one.

Rose russell.

Rose russell.

Rose russell.

Rose russell.

To give you the medicine, to give you the medicine, but you've already got it.

This one's the

Metformin, yeah.

Yeah.

Metformin.

Oh, that's just omeprazole.

Yeah.

So you take omeprazole regularly?

Yeah.

You take omeprazole regularly?

Yeah.

So Acid is unlikely omeprazole.

Tapaglyphos there?

Yeah.

And that's rose blaster there.

Yes sir.

Literally.

No, that's a roselyne.

It's over here.

That one is a Bissauce, the whole heart.

Mhm.

Oh, that one's got caught in.

sand.

What is the sand?

This is a preset speed artist.

Oh yeah.

So you know.

This is Rose.

Apparently goes when I said, there's more estimates, better.

And about it,

28,

And that's why I was looking at about side effects.

A better block.

That's for the heart and the circulation.

For the

Night,

Real goodness.

Oh, it's all right there it's button.