The Lionesses of the NHS

She looked at humanity, and all that they had accomplished. They knew so much, and yet so very little. The narrative they followed, restricted them.

Mystery

They looked at pyramids, and stone circles in awe, and wonder. They did not know their purpose, or how to use them.

She cared about them, and took human form to experience how they perceived and managed ‘care in the community’. This area of interest she shared with a friend.

Her observations first began with child birth, the moment a new life entered the world. The conception phase was sacred, and excused from written form at present.

She took great delight in helping new mothers bring life into the world, and later touched on other areas of health care.

Herd Mentality

Over time society changed, and 15 minute appointments were introduced. Making referrals was considered to be the most efficient use of time.

Patients were to be treated more like animal herds, moved from pen to pen. Those who did not like it could always look to engage private care, if they could afford it.

She felt angry, it was time for change.

To be continued…