[Libre-soc-dev] Advocacy support - 5 health complaint cases

lkcl luke.leighton at gmail.com
Thu Jun 5 07:14:45 BST 2025


nichola i am so sorry, i don't believe it is clear how badly
i have been tortured.

i don't want to go over the memory recalling of these cases.

i got up to 2/5 previously and said yes to them.

even that was too much and i had to stop and was
going to continue later

as a summary with no details i am too traumatised to
want to recall th3 details associated with each "one line"
summary.

this is not a joke or a hoax.

i have just been through another half hour of sobbing
uncobtrollably. after 7 minutes anaphylaxis started, placing
me yet again at risk of death.

i managed using very expensive vedic remedies that my friend
is paying for and going into debt to pay for to get the
anaphylaxis under control.

i then continued crying for another 15 minutes.

very upsettingly the device i was using to record the
incident lost the recording.

instead for legl purposes i made an immediate note of
what transpired.

enough.

agin i ahave to stop it is too much

On Wednesday, June 4, 2025, Nichola Ryder <
nichola.ryder at theadvocacypeople.org.uk> wrote:
> Good morning Luke Leighton,
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> I am very sorry to hear of your situation and the impact it is having.
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> Please can we try another approach with emails to enable effective,
directive communications if we are not having Video or phone call
communications – lets try a single email to cover the 5 cases.
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> For Health Complaint advocacy, we are at the very start of the process
(introductions and planning), so I need to understand context and what you
are seeking as outcomes to enable me to help you write formal letters of
complaint. Without clear communications and directions I can not act and
the organisations can not respond.
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> So first steps, please can I ask for each of the complaint organisations
below that we have open cases for, what are you seeking as an outcome? For
example – an apology, an explanation for health care treatment across the
past year, how reasonable adjustments are being put in place etc.
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> Hospital complaint (original complaint case, 181612)
> GP Complaint (186819)
> A and E (186820)
> Ambulance (186822)
> Hospital (newer experiences 186898)
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> Best wishes, kind regards
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> Nicky
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> Nicky Ryder
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