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NHS-England (quango) stopping investigations into this surgery

Feminist secretaries should be have been sculpted into gargoyles, the only problem is that visitors would have to look up at them.

Quack doctors should be lined-up and shot.

Welcome to Cricketfield Surgery, the practice which is sexist and also doesn't treat patients so as to actually cure them but rather keeps them ill so that their premises can continue being in receipt of subsidy from the government for pushing certain medications. Yes, this happens. Yes, the doctors (such as Dr. Jennifer Gray) and Practice Manager (Amy Baker) are all in the know. Yes, they pretend to care for those on the books and no they really don't. Yes, they are Marxist in that they run their surgery according to public-service agendas (namely, a corrupt police-officer and some freak working for the OPMH - the local council's data-gathering branch of third-party primary-care).

Let's see what they've been up to...

- They cover-up visits to hospitals (deleted certain records)
- They ridicule the ailments of patients (as found in the notes)
- They allow those who are breaking-down to undergo full relapses that end in hospital visits, by not arranging for visits to their surgery...in response to emergency calls to their surgery
- They obstruct complaints processes
- They stonewall in the face of complaints processes
- They have deranged GPs on their books (odd mannerisms which should see them sectioned)
- The secretaries are rude and obtuse
- The practice manager is a bare-faced liar
- They give terrible advice to patients
- They abet in false diagnosis' of patients, as per Marxist agendas and housing corruption

So very many people, including that of hospitals and other establishments have either implied or stated explicitly that this surgery is awful and I wish they had never been one because they are that bad and we have wasted much time with my mother's psychological needs by going there to these...idiots. There isn't really another word to describe those who undertake idiocy. Quite bang-on, actually. They are actually stupid.

I'll give one example because the matter is tiresome and I've said these same things over and again:

A 'mental health' patient if on Olanzapine is still ill even though not registered under the Mental Health Act and so therefore is completely reliant on whomever is looking after him or her and this includes having pointed out for them when they are breaking down and so therefore if a mental health patient (because my mother is still on Olanzapine) cannot undertake certain daily tasks then it must be that she cannot altogether speak for herself, i.e. her carer needs to be able to speak on her behalf.

The only other person whom my mother has to look after her, couldn't really care two hoots about her (promising her lots and lots and not delivering) and doesn't even really know her and doesn't even see her that often (she only takes her for coffee once in a while because some spoon in the NHS probably suggested she does, so that it looks good, e.g. the corrupt police-constabulary), and the surgery with this knowledge listens to that person rather than the one who sorts everything out for her on a day-to-day basis.

To ignore the above points is sexism and is also dumb in relation to the first point as it is very obvious what I am explaining when it comes to personal diligence when very ill.

They're just idiots. And liars, at that. Everyone knows they are. The only reason they are still a surgery is because the country is totalitarian and so the government won't shut them down.

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Date of experience: Feb 11, 2026