Fined for Abusing Emergency Ambulance Services?
This advice above is from the NHS website.
Should people in England be fined for over using emergency services as they have done in Wales recently?
'23 people taken to court for calling the ambulance service too much - Plymouth Live'
In desperate life saving situations like having a suspected heart attack, stroke, not being able to breath, or having a serious accident, fall or vehicle collision should these people be highly prioritised above those who abuse the national health care system?
Should people who regularly call for an ambulance when the issue is not life threatening be told by emergency services to make their own way to accident and emergency, especially when there are many others waiting in dire need of their emergency services?
It is sad but true that death is inevitable, life is a gift and death is a gift.
But is worrying about things that might never happen just a silly waste of time?
I believe we attract what we think about the most, so if we are constantly worrying about our health, we will naturally discover more health problems.
Numerous times in life someone has mentioned tooth ache or a headache to me, then later on the same day I find myself with a tooth ache or a headache, and then it is normally resolved the following morning because I have totally forgotten about it. It's like my mind thinks about it so much that it actually makes it happen!
I say to myself find a hobby, visit a friend, go out smile, love, live life and laugh out loud and proud, try to live your best life!
Think positively and hold on to positive vibes and try to avoid negative vibes and energies, which only negatively impact upon my life and well-being.
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