Ivan Benett
@ivanbenett.bsky.social
Almost retired GP with cardiology interest, in Central Manchester. Woke champagne socialist. Patriot. Can no longer tolerate X. Hoping for more intelligent exchanges on here. Father of 4, Grandfather of 81/2. Passion for NHS. MFT Governor. 🏴🇲🇺🇪🇺🍾👹
We’re not having an election anytime soon. We don’t govern by polls. It’s called a parliamentary democracy. We elect representatives (MPs) every 5 yrs. get over it
December 28, 2024 at 9:16 PM
We’re not having an election anytime soon. We don’t govern by polls. It’s called a parliamentary democracy. We elect representatives (MPs) every 5 yrs. get over it
Obviously ridiculous as we’re not likely to have an election any time soon. Get real
December 28, 2024 at 9:14 PM
Obviously ridiculous as we’re not likely to have an election any time soon. Get real
If you’re worried about Prostate Cancer, and you’re a man, get your PSA checked. It’s a simple blood test. It will tell you your risk, then you can decide with your doctor, what to do next.
November 27, 2024 at 5:08 AM
If you’re worried about Prostate Cancer, and you’re a man, get your PSA checked. It’s a simple blood test. It will tell you your risk, then you can decide with your doctor, what to do next.
I understand the arguments.
I still prefer the Gordon Brown argument for better palliative care.
As a GP I wouldn’t wish to be involved in judging someone’s competence to wish to end their own life.
Keeping someone comfortable while withdrawing life prolonging interventions seems preferable
I still prefer the Gordon Brown argument for better palliative care.
As a GP I wouldn’t wish to be involved in judging someone’s competence to wish to end their own life.
Keeping someone comfortable while withdrawing life prolonging interventions seems preferable
November 26, 2024 at 5:08 PM
I understand the arguments.
I still prefer the Gordon Brown argument for better palliative care.
As a GP I wouldn’t wish to be involved in judging someone’s competence to wish to end their own life.
Keeping someone comfortable while withdrawing life prolonging interventions seems preferable
I still prefer the Gordon Brown argument for better palliative care.
As a GP I wouldn’t wish to be involved in judging someone’s competence to wish to end their own life.
Keeping someone comfortable while withdrawing life prolonging interventions seems preferable
I didn’t spend a lifetime as a doctor to sign away someone’s life. There are too many risks. I will be one of those agreeing to do this
November 25, 2024 at 5:36 PM
I didn’t spend a lifetime as a doctor to sign away someone’s life. There are too many risks. I will be one of those agreeing to do this
Well I for one will not be approving a patient on mine to take their own life
November 25, 2024 at 5:34 PM
Well I for one will not be approving a patient on mine to take their own life
I’ve just jumped from X to here. Looking forward to more intelligent conversation
November 16, 2024 at 12:41 PM
I’ve just jumped from X to here. Looking forward to more intelligent conversation
Nice one! I’ve just jumped over from X.
November 16, 2024 at 11:12 AM
Nice one! I’ve just jumped over from X.