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abolished prescription charges?
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warmhands.coldheart wrote: »Do You Really.... you may want to tell the NHS... as they seem to think it is
In general useage an intolerance is far less severe and that is what the general population will mean. Yes it is an intolerance as the body cannot tolerate gluten in any shape or form.saverbuyer wrote: »And so the “entitlement culture” strikes again on this thread.
For information I don't have coeliac disease or even know anyone who does. I therefore have no personal axe to grind.Lost my soulmate so life is empty.
I can bear pain myself, he said softly, but I couldna bear yours. That would take more strength than I have -
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So should diabetics get sugar-free products on prescription?0
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So should diabetics get sugar-free products on prescription?
Yip.... And
all overweight people should get all their fruit & Veg and slimfast and memberships to Weight Watchers or Slimming World free on prescription too!!
All people with Nut allergies should get all their food free on prescription just to make sure it comes from a nut free factory.
I wonder could I get my childcare paid for on free prescription too???????0 -
I was just about to say that! I think it needs to end somewhere what people can get free. I am in england and so pay but my husband gets his free as he has had cancer.... even he queried this! He can understand getting prescriptions free relating to his cancer and treatment but not in any other instance.
At the end of the day it all has to get paid eventually......0 -
Exactly. Where do we stop? A line needs to be drawn. Unfortunately the line should have been drawn some distance back.0
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I was just about to say that! I think it needs to end somewhere what people can get free. I am in england and so pay but my husband gets his free as he has had cancer.... even he queried this! He can understand getting prescriptions free relating to his cancer and treatment but not in any other instance.
At the end of the day it all has to get paid eventually......
Yip, and it's the folk in England paying for it at the moment!!:rotfl:0 -
warmhands.coldheart wrote: »Yip, and it's the folk in England paying for it at the moment!!:rotfl:
The folks in England have been paying for everything for some time now. Around about forever.0 -
saverbuyer wrote: »The folks in England have been paying for everything for some time now. Around about forever.
At least the Scots can use the old " The treasury benefit from the Scottish North Sea Oil revenue " arguement..... What do we have in Northern Ireland to use as our revenue stream??0 -
saverbuyer wrote: »The folks in England have been paying for everything for some time now. Around about forever.
The folk in England have also been paying a lot of other charges we don't pay here.
Water charge...
Council Tax...
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warmhands.coldheart wrote: »What do we have in Northern Ireland to use as our revenue stream??0
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