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As some may know, my brother had reconstructive surgery a few months ago for a sacral wound that has never healed properly. He went into rehab, caught Covid, then back into rehab a few weeks ago..
He likes to have a moan about the disorganization...and the horrid food. He has kept his sense of humour! ;)
This came in an email with a photo of half a dozen pills...and no water.
Here you go...
// So many annoying things about meals. Eating utensils are generally plastic, and of the cheapest type! Every three or for meals, they are metal. The plastic forks and knives warp with a minimum of pressure or force. They come wrapped with a equally small and insufficient napkin. The food will come in a three pocket styrofoam container. When the cutlery is metal, the food is on a heavy dish, with a heavy dark plastic cover over it.
It’s a challenge to find a place for the cover! First consideration is to toss it out the window! Second is to balance it on one’s head!!
Last night I was given the worst meal I’ve ever had here! Hawaiian chicken! Gray chicken breast with pieces of pineapple scattered about! It was served with yellow rice and spinach! Except for the rice, it was terrible, and it came with no knife or fork! Maybe they have problems getting help for the food service.//
Sounds like many of the stories on here...it's the same all over.
He likes to have a moan about the disorganization...and the horrid food. He has kept his sense of humour! ;)
This came in an email with a photo of half a dozen pills...and no water.
Here you go...
// So many annoying things about meals. Eating utensils are generally plastic, and of the cheapest type! Every three or for meals, they are metal. The plastic forks and knives warp with a minimum of pressure or force. They come wrapped with a equally small and insufficient napkin. The food will come in a three pocket styrofoam container. When the cutlery is metal, the food is on a heavy dish, with a heavy dark plastic cover over it.
It’s a challenge to find a place for the cover! First consideration is to toss it out the window! Second is to balance it on one’s head!!
Last night I was given the worst meal I’ve ever had here! Hawaiian chicken! Gray chicken breast with pieces of pineapple scattered about! It was served with yellow rice and spinach! Except for the rice, it was terrible, and it came with no knife or fork! Maybe they have problems getting help for the food service.//
Sounds like many of the stories on here...it's the same all over.
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I've never had a problem with hospital food. Considering the silly cash amount allocated for food per each patient I think they do reasonably well. Our local trusts serve alternative menus and I discovered some of my favourites in the ethnic and Hal-al choices. Goat curry was one dish I opted for. Lets face it. Hospitals are there to cure.I suppose you could ask for Uber to deliver food and bring your own cutlery.
After I'd had my appendix out I was given the meal ordered by the beds previous occupant, chicken pie and veg. On the plate were some round, brown things. I thought they were chestnuts but turned out to be sprouts. This was the Good Hope hospital in Sutton Coldfield, nicknamed No Hope by those in the know.
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