It’s a brilliant system. They were completely on time and I was out within 20 minutes.
As long as you injure yourself during the day it’s worth going that route. I found 111 very pleasant too. The only other time I’ve used it was when Dad died. I was told to ring his GP if he died during the working day, or 111 if outside. A very nice doctor rang me back & they arranged for a paramedic to come to certify etc. That took 3 hours though. Three very long, lonely hours, mostly spent drinking tea and listening to loud metal music.

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Ours is at local hospitals and they are GP or 111 referrals by appointment only. Some places are walk-in centres, but I don’t know if we have any. My local hospital in London did, I think.

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Just sliced the side of my finger with a rotary cutter. The dog barked, I jumped, the cutter with me and instead of slicing the paper it went across my index finger.

This was around 11.50am. Still bleeding, so I have an appointment at minor injuries at 2.30pm. Let’s hope the damage isn’t too bad. I’ll spare you the photo I took.

Like the old joke about Clapham in London. When it was up-and-coming & all the Yuppies started moving there, somebody renamed it “Clahm”.

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