Loan of £5,000 Required

YorkshireBoy

Kavanne wrote: »

BT £100 to the card. Pay it off in full. Make your purchase. Et voila.

Le seul coût est £2.50.

loonygooner

Kavanne wrote: »

BT £100 to the card. Pay it off in full. Make your purchase. Et voila.

Good thinking Kavanne

YorkshireBoy I am sure it is good advice but I don't want a pound of sprouts for £2.50 :rolleyes:

POSSETTE

mmmm...good advice above..but if your wife NEEDS an op,why wont a nhs hospital do,if you dont have the money??.They do all ops that private ones do surely
.now if she WANTS an op that nhs feel is not ness (cosmetic etc) then fair enough go private and pay.
dont mean to sound critical or nosy, just dont know why you would go into debt when you possibly dont need to.
ps Will wife be able to work after op for a while as you referred to her overtime as paying for it?

loonygooner

POSSETTE wrote: »

mmmm...good advice above..but if your wife NEEDS an op,why wont a nhs hospital do,if you dont have the money??.They do all ops that private ones do surely
.now if she WANTS an op that nhs feel is not ness (cosmetic etc) then fair enough go private and pay.
dont mean to sound critical or nosy, just dont know why you would go into debt when you possibly dont need to.
ps Will wife be able to work after op for a while as you referred to her overtime as paying for it?

Yes, it is cosmetic but also very painful as it causes her to have backpain. We aould have to wait years probably to have the op done, hence the decision to have it done sooner rather than later.

Kavanne

loonygooner wrote: »

Yes, it is cosmetic but also very painful as it causes her to have backpain. We aould have to wait years probably to have the op done, hence the decision to have it done sooner rather than later.

Oooh I think know what it is. did she not pass for NHS treatment with that? Or she did but couldn't bear the wait (no pun intended, haha)

I hope you do get this sorted out and your wife feels better!

loonygooner

Kavanne wrote: »

Oooh I think know what it is. did she not pass for NHS treatment with that? Or she did but couldn't bear the wait (no pun intended, haha)

I hope you do get this sorted out and your wife feels better!

Was told that the Health Auhority doesn't pay for the treatment so had to look at Private if she wanted to go ahead. I can understand to a certain degree as it is cosmetic but she really suffers due to it.

POSSETTE

thats awful... she is in physical pain from it and they wont nhs op, but some one in mental pain coz they aren't big enough could get op..disgusting.

hope she is ok afterwards,sounds like it could hurt a while

loonygooner

Kavanne wrote: »

Oooh I think know what it is. did she not pass for NHS treatment with that? Or she did but couldn't bear the wait (no pun intended, haha)

I hope you do get this sorted out and your wife feels better!

So do I, I will miss them but us men have to be brave sometimes:rolleyes:

loonygooner

POSSETTE wrote: »

thats awful... she is in physical pain from it and they wont nhs op, but some one in mental pain coz they aren't big enough could get op..disgusting.

hope she is ok afterwards,sounds like it could hurt a while

Thanks Kavanne and yes it can be frustrating but realise that it is all a lottery and it seems we have lost out. I am trying to be philisophical but doesn't help when I sign for that big loan.

If it rids her of the pain then it will be worth it.

Thanks all you good people of MSE