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St Mark's Hospital is a terrible hospital. They failed to look after me properly and under there so called 'care' I deteriorated. I trusted them to help me and they never did. St Mark's Hospital is excrement.

Your department BCSC is very disorganised and with chaotic system. Very poor management. For 6 years same problems, never resolved. Other endoscopy department in other NHS hospitals are organised . There must be a problems with BCSC lead staffs. They ate troublemakers. Worst department. Worst management. For the coming 10 years if management is the same, it will never change. It will be WORST.

Although enemas and suppositories are often doctor-recommended, products are over-the-counter, it is not necessary to have a doctor prescribe the type of laxative best suited to your needs.

Disorganised dept and very chaotic system.

Very disorganised BCSC dept. They sent letters only to patients without instructions like lists of their regular medications.patients arrive without remembering their medications. No improvements for 3 years now. They need to organise giving instructions to patients before coming to their appointment. Very poor system.

Well done! I remember doing this there a few years ago. Might be time I did it again!

I had my jpouch surgery at St Mark's back in 2000. I am fit and well. It's great what you do at the hospital. Keep it up. Corinne. #GetYourBellyOut campaign admin xx

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I really wish to be a part of St Mark`s Hospital Team.

I was operated on by Professor Robin Kennedy and his amazing team two weeks ago! Words cannot express my gratitude to them for the wonderful care and attention I was given! Al heroes in my opinion! How lucky am I to have this wonderful hospital on my doorstep?

Congrats to everyone involved in making this video of your incredible work - please never stop doing what you do. To this day I remain eternally grateful to Prof R John Nicholls and his team who 30 years ago gave me back my life when I couldn’t see it was worth living anymore. It was the early days of ileo-anal pouches (called a Park’s pouch at the time) and I was lucky enough to hear about the Prof’s work at St Marks, and also to have a GP who was prepared to refer me at my own request even though he’d never heard of the procedure. So thank you St Marks, my consultant now Prof Sue Clark and all the doctors and nurses for their continued support and care over the last 3 decades - I owe you all so much.

Thank you very much for your kind words.

Well done to St. Marks Hosp and all the staff involved in the making this of much needed, comprehensive video highlighting their ongoing research on a world wide level to improve the quality of lives for patients suffering from the many forms of bowel disease.Having been a patient here since 1984, I would like to say a special thank you to Dr. Simon Gabe for his dedication, unfailing support & demonstrating that he truly understands the importance of pt's being involved in their care.Carey Lapin

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Thank you so much for your kind words. It's always lovely to hear from past patients. I'm so glad that St. Mark's has extended your life - the best outcome of all.

Can't think of many causes worth supporting, St Marks comes top of that short list. My reason is simply that Prof Sue Clark extended my life after a successful operation earlier this year, and St Marks have since 2003 to given me continual and undoubtedly the best support possible. My thanks also to the unsung heroes on the wards, from the nurses and doctors to the cleaners and cooks. An immense team that made my stay & operation much easier to endure. My sincere thanks to all & good luck.

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