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Staff and nurses who care!

Breaking my leg was not an option, but it happened. Paul Herbst from IPSS emergency services arrived on the scene and I was taken to a government hospital (not going to mention any names) because this clever girl does not have a medical aid! To make a long story short, I was misdiagnosed, they said …

Breaking my leg was not an option, but it happened. Paul Herbst from IPSS emergency services arrived on the scene and I was taken to a government hospital (not going to mention any names) because this clever girl does not have a medical aid!
To make a long story short, I was misdiagnosed, they said I broke a fibula, and meantime back at the ranch I broke the tibia. If you know your legs you will know that this is a massive difference! Staying there for three days was something I don’t wish on my greatest enemy, and believe me I really don’t like my biggest enemy.
I then went to our family doctor in Umhlanga, Dr Niemann. Simply the best, we took  new x rays and I had to be operated on immediately. I went to KZN day clinic for the op, and after my episode with the above mentioned hospital, I was so surprised to actually meet staff and nurses who care! Wow the people at this clinic are fantastic. Thank you so so much for your care, I actually wanted to stay!
Also thank you to every single person who cares, you know who you are!
ANNEMARIE BARNARD MERCHANT
Ballito


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