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I've always been a minute since I've done this.

If you're homeless or a millionaire, your working class, your middle class, you're

a class, if you've not got your health, you've not got anything.

At the minute I'm honestly going to note, I'll just ignore it and just like try and plod on.

But I've done that in the past before and it's really not turned out well and it's ended up with me

being hospitalized.

I didn't have no health care, no doctors.

When I was feeling unwell, I had nowhere to go.

I can't get registered at a doctor's at the moment

because there's no spaces in the doctors.

If I don't have a smart phone, I have one of these other phones, normal mobiles.

Because of my situation almost as not having time really to engage or even want to look after my health.

I never thought of a go to the doctor or engaging with any health services at all.

Put the form in, say it will take a couple of days, go back a week later, still not done, and it keeps them going in that circle because

you're homeless.

Because everything's online and then doctors say they want to see you, but then they say

it's six weeks for you to get an appointment, and by the time of six weeks up you've had no medication for two months

and lest this was here you would have nothing.

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