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Glad things are ok with you and your mum. laurie has been in touch, she works in a gp practice and said "what doesn't always get mentioned in the media is patients who don't take responsibility for their own health. i've experienced incidents where patients have threatened to go to a&e because they can't see a gp the same day. jayne said "my mother had a stroke at 12.30 am on tuesday. the doctor called at 1.30 pm. that's 13 hour later. at 4am today, she was still waiting in an ambulance. jane says she has no words. tell us about your experience of the nhs this winter. have you or a family memb...

And gps say they're also struggling to cope with demand. 0ur health correspondent dominic hughes spent the day at a gp practice in south yorkshire, on its first full day back after the christmas holidays. it's 7:00am, and the bentley surgery in doncaster is opening up. within an hour, the phone lines are busy, with patients seeking help and advice. phone rings. good morning. by midday, more than 140 calls have been answered. i've booked a face i to face this morning. is that all right? yeah, that's fine. thank you. morning, lovely downstairs on reception, sue is managing a constant flow of pat...

Due to "overwhelming demand." it comes after gps warned earlier this month they were "in danger of being overwhelmed" by rising cases of strep a, and there's concerns today over flu cases. olivia hutchinson has this report. over the past week or so, you may well have received a message like this. an increasing number of gp practices across england have been sending out texts explaining that routine visits won't now be available until next year due to overwhelming demand. in many cases, appointments have been restricted to same day medical emergencies only. patients have been told that help for...

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Into the new year. if the strikes go ahead, it's inevitable some patients will lose out. exactly how, we should find out in the coming weeks. jim reed, bbc news. prime minister, rishi sunak praised nhs nurses on a visit to a gp practice in darlington but added that the demands for a pay rise for nurses was "unaffordable". i have enormous respect and gratitude to our nurses, as everyone does for the incredible job they do, and i know things are difficult right now for everyone because of what's happening with inflation, that's why our plans that we outlined last week will get a grip of inflatio...