𝘈𝘯 𝘕𝘏𝘚 𝘞𝘢𝘪𝘵𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘓𝘪𝘴𝘵 𝘙𝘢𝘱


Audio — Spare Parts 🎵

A rap-style commentary

Spare Parts | Lyrics and Sound Design©️Lesley Scoble | Performed by AI Singer

Notes:
My rap poem is inspired by the growing demand for joint replacements and the long waiting times faced by many NHS patients.

The NHS waiting list remains one of the most visible challenges facing modern healthcare.

Image Credit:
Featured image created by the author with the assistance of Microsoft Copilot.

Thanks:
My gratitude and thanks to you, the reader, for popping by.


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20 responses to “Spare Parts: rap-style poem and song 🎵”

  1. Great poem, and I enjoyed the song 👍☺️

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    1. Thanks so much, Aptivi. Delighted you enjoyed it. 🤗

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      1. My pleasure, Lesley 🤗

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  2. Oh this is so painfully true!!! I had an NHS Physio referral. 2 online questionnaires completed revealed I needed to be passed to Musculoskeletal – so a telephone appointment was made where she discussed exercises over the phone and told me I had to do them right of they wouldn’t work.!! IF I needed more help in a month to give them a call and ask to see someone …. A whole 6 weeks to get that far… Called private physio, seen within days, but want me to go back to GP for more scans … I can’t just see GP – it has to be run via the online triage, where they text you back … 🙈

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    1. The system is broken. I had eight consultation appointments moved between October and August of the following year. Eventually, the physiotherapist at my GP surgery said there was nothing more he could do for me. At last, I got my NHS consultation, only to be told that the waiting list for the operation was another year…

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      1. 😩. How are you doing…? 💞

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      2. Up and down, thanks, Suzanne. I enthusiastically walked too far yesterday and am paying for it a bit today. At least it’s a getting-better pain as opposed to a getting-worse pain.

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      3. Do try not to run before you can walk though …. Yes a getting better pain is far easier to tolerate – but still there fur a reason to listen to … remember the tortoise wins..! 💞

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      4. Poco a poco as the Spanish say. I must try to become the tortoise. 🐢💗

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      5. I hope you get sorted soon, too 🤗

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  3. I have a poet friend who is older and worried because the service is not really helping him. Appalling – yes, go private.

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    1. It is in a bad way. And I’m in a ‘fast-track’ area, Paul. Other areas have to wait two years.

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      1. It’s not how it began, sad to hear that it is in a bad way.

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      2. Yes, it’s sadly falling short.

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    2. I hope your friend gets help. 💕

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      1. It is beginning but he’s having to spend a lot on getting things sorted, and any help is so expensive.

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