The Camden & Campbelltown Government Hospitals – dealing with 1

Posted on August 30, 2021 by DealingWith.net

The moment we received this last email, we felt like jumping to our feet and saluting and calling out, “Heil Hitler!” We began to have grave conerns when we read this sentence in A/Prof. Prahalath’s Tue. 24 Aug. 21, email – “The booking into public ante-natal care in a NSW Public Hospital is actually based on the family home geographical location, RATHER THAN A CHOICE!” And now this – if your family home geographical location dictates that the only NSW Public Hospital you can go to is either the one in Camden or the one in Campbelltown, the best the people in them can come up with is that a midwife will be available to support your partner during the birth of your child, in normal circumstances, but if circumstances aren’t normal, there may be no one available to help, (and they may as well have added, “and, as consequence, your baby dies,) these things happen. As they say, in the words of the old saying, “That’s how the cookie crumbles.”

So there you have it, readers, couples having no choice as to which hospital they can go to for help in having their baby, it being compulsory, as in a Police State, and if they have to go to either the Camden or Campbelltown hospitals, the people in them being decidedly casual about whether they would get it or not. But that’s how it is in New South Wales under the Berejiklian Government, and no one cares! And if you don’t believe us, you just see – if we send a copy of this post to (1) Secretary, NSW Health, Elizabeth Koff, or (2) NSW Minister for Health, Brad Hazzard, or (3)  Premier Berejiklian herself, which we intend doing, we won’t get the slightest indication that even one of them cares, least of all Premier Berejiklian. And the people under them don’t care, because they know that not even one of these three gives a damn!

A response received on Mon. 30 Aug. 21.

Our response on the same day.

A response received on Tue. 24 Aug. 21.

Our response on the same day.

A further response received on the same day.

A response received on the same day.

A letter emailed to these hospitals on Fri. 20 Aug. 21.

Note this note from Wikipedia.

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St George Government hospital – dealing with

Posted on August 23, 2021 by DealingWith.net

Our response.

A letter received by email on Tue. 23 Aug. 21 at 1.12 pm.

Having not had our previous email even acknowledged, this further letter was emailed to this hospital on Mon. 23 Aug. 21 at 4.31 pm.

A letter sent by email to the St George Government hospital on Fri. 13 Aug. 21, at 9.05 am – SESLHD-Mail@health.nsw.gov.au.

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A list of the NSW hospitals in which the people in it GUARANTEE that couples going to them for help in having a baby will ALWAYS get it 1

Posted on August 20, 2021 by DealingWith.net

St George Private Hospital – as at Mon. 23 Aug. 2021, no GUARANTEE yet forthcoming. To see the correspondence, use this link.

Westmead Private Hospital – as at Fri. 20 Aug. 2021, no GUARANTEE yet forthcoming. To see the correspondence, use this link.

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Westmead Private Hospital – correspondence with

Posted on August 20, 2021 by DealingWith.net

We’re awaiting a response.

A further letter received by email on Fri. 20 Aug. 2021.

A letter received by email on Fri. 20 Aug. 2021.

A reminder sent by email on Fri. 20 Aug. 2021.

I’m wondering if you got this email.

A letter emailed to the CEO, Westmead Private Hospital, 0n Fri. 13 Aug. 2021, using the ordinary email address – wmprecp@ramsayhealth.com.au.

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The North Shore Government Hospital – dealing with

Posted on August 11, 2021 by DealingWith.net

This letter was sent to this hospital by email on Wed. 11 Aug. 2021, using their ordinary email address – NSLHD-RNSHGeneralEnquiries@health.nsw.gov.au.

We received back this automated response by return.

We’ll let our readers know if we hear further.

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Trying to send emails

Posted on July 28, 2021 by DealingWith.net

support@tigertech.net

Hi guys

I’ve been one of your clients for many years, and at present, you are hosting more than 20 websites and blogs for me. You have been SO helpful with various problems I’ve experienced over the years, and I hope you can help me with this one.

Yesterday, on Tue. 27 July, 2021, after everything had been normal earlier in the day, I started not being able to send emails to anyone, not even to you guys. Each time I tried to send one, all that happened was that this came up.

I tried and tried, inserting every possible password I could think of, but the result was always the same – this came up.

I’ve no idea what to do next.

Because, as I say, I can’t even email you guys, I’ve put my story in this post on one of my blogs and have asked my friend, Lou Ehrler, to email a copy to you guys so you can read it. I can still  receive emails, so hopefully you can email me with advice as to what to do. If not, if I find I can’t respond by email to your emails, I’ll add anything further I have to say to this post until I can.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Kind regards

David Beck

Sydney, Australia.

Wed. 28 July, 2021.

david.beck@customguides.net, or, info@questionsmisc.info.

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Trying to send emails

Posted on July 27, 2021 by DealingWith.net

support@tigertech.net

Hi guys

I’ve been one of your clients for many years, and at present, you are hosting more than 20 websites and blogs for me. You have been SO helpful with various problems I’ve experienced over the years, and I hope you can help me with this one.

Yesterday, on Tue. 27 July, 2021, after everything had been normal earlier in the day, I started not being able to send emails to anyone, not even to you guys. Each time I tried to send one, all that happened was that this came up.

I tried and tried, inserting every possible password I could think of, but the result was always the same – this came up.

I’ve no idea what to do next.

Because, as I say, I can’t even email you guys, I’ve put my story in this post on one of my blogs and have asked my son, Darren Beck, to email a copy to you guys so you can read it. I can still  receive emails, so hopefully you can email me with advice as to what to do. If not, if I find I can’t respond by email to your emails, I’ll add anything further I have to say to this post until I can.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Kind regards

David Beck

Sydney, Australia.

Wed. 28 July, 2021.

david.beck@customguides.net, or, info@questionsmisc.info.

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125043

Posted on June 4, 2021 by DealingWith.net
For the whole 15 years or so that my building company had been in operation, we’d had our compensation insurance for workers, (which, of course, was compulsory,) with the AMP Society.
There were, of course, two types of this insurance – insurance for workers on payrolls and insurance for subcontractors, with the premiums for workers being many times those for subcontractors, for this reason.
For subcontractors to claim compensation, they had to prove that whoever they’d been working for had been negligent, whereas workers on payrolls didn’t have to do this – their injuries may, in fact, have been their fault, but they could still claim compensation.
Over the years there had always been scales of premiums for different types of workers, which were a percentage of their wages/salaries, so working out the amount of the premiums was straight forward and easy. But working out the premiums for subcontractors wasn’t straight forward and easy – the AMP’s agent always used to say that this was a “grey area” but if we gave them so much they’d be happy.
But, in about 1982, within 6 weeks, 2 subcontractors went to court and their claims for compensation, even though we hadn’t been negligent in any way, were successful – it was a complete change in the law!!! (Which, incidentally, has lead to a complete change in the system.)
This lead to the AMP claiming that we had been underpaying them during the whole 15 years, which, of course, was nonsense, because if we’d been paying the rates for workers on payrolls on the money we’d been paying to subcontractors, we wouldn’t have ever made made a profit, ever. But this didn’t stop the greedy bastards at the AMP from claiming that we owed the millions dollars – in other words, something I hadn’t realised so clearly at time, they reserved the right to increase the amount they accepted in past years as the correct, when the circumstance had changed. Perhaps if I’d realised this, at the time, something could have been done about it. But, as I say, it lead to me losing everything.
IN the face of these circumstances, someone once advised me that you should always change you’re insurance companies every 2 or 3 years, because, at least, if you do this, you are only arguing about premiums for 2 or 3 years, not for 15 years as happened in my case.
I has recently occurred to me that this is a suggestion I should pass on to you guys.
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Email to Commissioner Sue Dawson and Premier Berejiklian

Posted on February 14, 2021 by DealingWith.net

Briefly.

I was referred to Dr Andrew J Brooks, for help with the frequency problem I was experiencing – I was having to get up 2 or 3 times a night to urinate.
Dr Brooks’ diagnosis was that it was because my bladder had become small, (with a capacity of only 200 mls) and muscular over the years, on the basis of which he recommended certain treatment – treatment for which incidentally he charged $$3,200 for less than an hours work!
I had his treatment, which ended up costing me more than $6,000, for his fee and hospital expenses, and wasn’t helped at all – I still had the frequency problem exactly the same. AND I was damaged for life in a highly personal way – it can’t be reversed.
Dr Brooks had reported to my GP, “I have explained the risks and complications,” which, of course, was another of his many lies – he hadn’t at all.
As I’ve learnt since, it was much more likely that, far from being small and muscular, my bladder was relatively normal in size and weak – in which case, nothing could be done. Made more likely by the fact that Brooks has failed to provide the results of any tests which might confirm his diagnosis; despite the fact that I’ve made many requests to get a copy of these tests, despite the fact that I am entitled to them by law, and despite the fact that I even sought help from the NSW Privacy Commissioner to get them and even she gave up in the end.
It had obviously been all about Brooks getting his hands on $3,200 for less than an hours work.
That Brooks should believe he’d get away with this tells you all you’d ever want to know about how it is in New South Wales, and in particular, the effectiveness or otherwise of our Health Care Complaints Commission, and the effectiveness or otherwise of our politicians, in particular, Premier Berejiklian.
That, from past experience with the Health Care Complaints Commission and Premier Berejiklian, Brooks probably WILL get away with this, that he will almost certainly have the last laugh, tells you even more.
If you, Health Care Complaints Commissioner, ever gave the slightest indication that you cared about any of this, it could make SUCH a difference!
I realise I’m probably risking my life in kicking up such a fuss about this – Brooks has to be regarded as a highly dangerous person if he’s prepared to damage patients for life, it doesn’t just happen, it always happens, with the treatments he recommends and carries out, just to get his hands on another $3,200 for less than an hours work.
David Beck
15/2/2021
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Email to Dr Narinda Singh

Posted on February 14, 2021 by DealingWith.net

Dr Narinder Singh

Dear Sir

Although I’m aged 85 and am otherwise remarkably fit and well, I’ve got these four problems.

(1) When I wake up, even after being asleep for only half an hour, my mouth is so dry it almost hurts – I have to rinse it out with water straight away to get relief. One of my concerns is that this may be what’s causing me to wake up at night every 60 to 90 minutes – although admittedly, once I’ve rinsed my mouth out I usually go straight back to sleep.

(2) I have difficulty in swallowing anything of any size at all, things often get stuck on my throat – my throat seems to be getting smaller and smaller.

(3) Although I don’t have any problems with phlegm during the day, as soon as I lie down there’s usually so much phlegm in my throat that I often have to try to clear it  up to 10 to 15 times before I can get to sleep.

(4) There seems to be an area in my throat which gets irritated, particularly by some foods, causing me to cough and cough and cough.

Is helping people with one or more of these problems within you areas of expertise?

I would be most grateful to hear from you.

Kind regards
David Beck

15/2/2021

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