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Original feedback for

UHB Solihull Hospital



Would like to see A&E back in Solihull

Would like to see A&E back in Solihull. The service was more accessible for the local people like me who have multiple long term conditions and disabilities. I suffer from Fibromyalgia, Asthma, PTSD and depression along with Autism. I don't feel there are any local accessible services and have been moved to central of Birmingham. Service and staff were very good when there was a local A&E. Now if there is any emergencies, I am unable to get to them as I have accessibility issue.

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