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Dear Sir/Madam

To whom it may concern

Today, the 8th November 2019, I had my scheduled nail/feet appointment at 2, Garland Road, Plumstead, SE18 2AE.

On my arrival at the centre, I saw a young female Podiatrist whom her interactions and communication skills caught my attention. I witnessed this young lady whom I later asked another of your staff for her name, and her name was given to me as Kayla Paul performed her duties diligently.

Ms Kayla Paul, with a smile at all times, looked at patients in their faces, listened to patients and responded with respect, humbleness, precision and consciousness. I also witnessed that irrespective of the patients' different health issues, all patients smiled throughout the section. Furthermore, all patients happily conversed with one another, and we chatted as if we had met before meeting on the transport.

After treatment, every patient came out of the room smiling, and that includes me. Paul, Kayla made me felt that my predicaments were not worth some worries.

Assist Ms Kayla Paul to maintain the skills that she possess, and you will find that she will be a much more valuable person in the NHS and the United Kingdom as a whole (if she keeps the spirit on).

Thank you,
Yours faithfully

Cam

I found the Greenwich podiatry team to be professional and caring. I had developed pressure sores on both my heels after an operation at Guy's Hospital. Over the six months that it took for the sores to heal the podiatry complex wound management was excellent. These were difficult wounds to heal, over time I came to appreciate the Podiatry team's dedication to their patients.

Simon

Since primary school I have had concerns about my daughter who is now 16 years old. Initially, I thought she was ASD/Aspergers but in recent years other issues have developed. Whether these are associated with her autistic traits or not, I'm not sure.
Anyway, for many years she has had difficulties with social interaction, has a distinct lack of empathy for others and has had serious issues with anger, particularly at home. More recently, she has self harmed through cutting herself and I think this has moved onto burning her skin and binge eating. There was a stage when she was threatening to kill herself and talked about not wanting to be alive. Also, she hears voices constantly and frequently has hallucinations. I believe that this has been happening for many years but has only come to light in the past couple of years. My daughter has also taken herself to see the GP as she feels that she is depressed. She has suffered panic attacks and possibly suffers from anxiety. At the moment my daughter seems to be pushing every boundary possible, displaying risky behaviours and proving very difficult to manage unless I let her do exactly what she wants. I appreciate that this is generally a teenage thing but fear her general well-being considering all the other issues.
However, besides an ASD assessment that found her autistic but not enough for a diagnosis, and counselling at Bromley Y, she has not received any additional support and is not being referred onto CAMHS as she is not autistic enough, not self harming enough, not depressed enough, not anxious enough, not suicidal enough, not psychotic enough. Does no one look at the whole picture rather than individual issues?????
So, as I could not get help through the NHS (despite numerous attempts) I decided to get a private assessment even though I didn't really have the funds. This has been declined by the Priory as the psychiatrists have all stated that she needs to be under CAMHS!!!
Please help my daughter get the appropriate help before she ends up involved with a serious criminal incident or worse. What do I need to do so that she gets properly assessed and then supported in the right way???

I have recently had a hip replacement under the NHS but am struggling with some of the exercises due to pain is there any way I can be treated by hydro pool which will assist with my recovery as my surgeon has advised swimming would help

I have requested support which for is not really heard of I don’t seek support until it’s too late and I have no choice. My housing as also requested adult safe guarding yet haven’t heard anything. .

I believe this is due to previous referrals where I couldn’t explain my problems over the phone. I suffer from chronic complex trauma which at present I’m reliving pass experiences, I know I need support and have ask this yet I cannot explain over phone to a complete stranger my problems not because as I was told last time just being Awkward and if I really need help then I would speak over the phone. But what you don’t seem to Realise is that speaking about something like this is triggering into self leaving me to deal with the trauma of opening up over the phone making me feeling paranoid about who it was I spoke to what will they do with what I said will they hear what I said are they laughing at me, all this and so more, then that doesn’t guaranteer that I get support it’s just the 1st step to many others before they even decide you need support and if you are lucky that they can offer support you put on a waiting list which can take months leaving you wounded even more traumatised. Mentally trouble with no hope what’s so ever. I cannot wait for this luck dip route for /or not support. Sleep is difficult physically feel so ill doctors don’t understand and I end up half the time so scared of them that can’t finish consultation with them. I think I may have cancer yet can’t seem to explain as life is muddle with past and now. Please please help me that all I ask please

Hi
Are there any drop in advice centres in Beckenham. My 6 month old daughter cries after a minute on the boob and only stops when put on the opposite boob. Although she’s my second child and I’ve breastfed both, I’ve lost all confidence to feed out & about because of her bawling. It doesn’t result in a burp or sickness, she won’t take a bottle. I don’t know what the answer is.

I am VERY disgusted at the service oh no lack of service provided! My son had an appointment 25th September 2018 with a paedatric nurse she put a referral in for an ASD assessment for my son we were told the waiting list is 12 months OK I thought here we are 13 months later no follow up appointments no ASD appointment! I rang today to be told it is a 2 year wait!! People that I know had their 1st appointment like us 2 weeks before us and already had their assessment OK that I can let slide but when a family member was seen 2 months after my son and again has had their assessment already I think is disgusting for us to be told we have to wait another year!!! By that time my son will be coming up to 16 and will not be seen as he will fall under the adult care services! Why someone 2 months after us has been assessed and we are HAVE TO WAIT another year??? We have only been fighting for an assessment since he was 18 months old so yeah not that long! School will not help him any more as there is no diagnosis in place so he has been set up to fail! We have only just started receiving help from camhs. Surely someone can see why I am disgusted?