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I have had to go to Kings A&E three times (plus once to emergency dental) and have had a really great experience every time. I really appreciate having this facility practically on the doorstep and think the guys there do the most amazing job, often under really difficult circumstances. A huge thank you to all at Kings that work so hard xxx :))
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Exactly the below except only once for A&E (last week) and once for emergency dental (infected wisdom tooth) both times they were really great and I thought the service was great..


wallerski Wrote:

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> I have had to go to Kings A&E three times (plus

> once to emergency dental) and have had a really

> great experience every time. I really appreciate

> having this facility practically on the doorstep

> and think the guys there do the most amazing job,

> often under really difficult circumstances. A huge

> thank you to all at Kings that work so hard xxx

> :))

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