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I know, it is deplorable and unforgivable. The bit that got to me is when mum said she was happy, doing ten mile bike rides and playing outside with her friends. This so called surgeon needs to go to PRISON for what he did, not only to her but to other children as well. It's bad enough when this kind of 💩happens to adults nevermind children with their whole lives ahead of them. I would really like it if the NHS trust paid for her to see the best orthopedic surgeons in the country to see if they can fix what this horrible man did to her and give her her childhood back. She's such a sweet and smart girl, she deserves nothing less than the absolute best.
because these surgeons are generally pompous (!!!!) and you don't even know if these people are qualified, and the patients are kept in the dark about previous complaints and so on. Same in Australia, they protect surgeons and you have no idea what complaints or track record they have. Some of these surgeons how do you know where they got qualified, you got no way of checking on THEM!
Black markets I'd imagine. Unfortunately lots of people, especially from abroad, tend to fake their medical school exams by getting someone else so take them.
He was born in the UK and trained in the UK. He received his primary medical qualification from St George's medical school at the University of London and trained in orthopaedic surgery in Oxford and London.
@@leenaelias2011 He was born in the UK and trained in the UK. He received his primary medical qualification from St George's medical school at the University of London and trained in orthopaedic surgery in Oxford and London.
She deserves to be sent to the best of the best surgeon, paid for in full by the NHS trust who employed Jabbar, who can have a look at her and hopefully fix what Jabbar did wrong and get this wonderful, beautiful young girl back on her bike, back playing outside with her friends and give her her childhood back. This is far more valuable than money, but she still deserves a payout big enough to compensate both her and her parents for the agony she went through and fully cover any extra costs for aids, wheelchairs and adaptations etc, it should be somewhere in the six figures at least. What a strong, spirited kid, wow I really hope she recovers, I can't imagine the pain her and mum have been through. 😓 I hope she is on the mend, I wish her and her lovely mum all the very best!. 🙂
Ive often see comments throughout the years on social media, such as when someone has died in a tragic accident, people saying things like “how awful, such a terrible accident and she was so beautiful as well”, as if they think anyone who isn’t attractive would deserve less sympathy in the same situation. Please take the time to think about how your comment comes across, no matter how kind you were trying to be.
Edit: He spent a term in Australia, believe 2013 so accounts for no license then. *He had no medical license in 2013, why?* (GMC on line Doctors license records) Was he previously stricken off but appealed or suspended or whilst investigating other concerns? I dont think its near enough to training years to be that, was licensed prior to that year. I have read once the penalty of no license time period is passed, its no longer noted on GMC of what the concerns are, even if were found true. Is that correct?
He worked overseas in Australia for a year and when you do that you give up your license to practise in the UK but you remain registered with the GMC. "Registered without a license to practise"
Yes sometimes there is such a thing as too much surgery. I refused surgery before. Years later they told me i didn't need in the first place. But i agree its difficult to understand that risk.
Unfortunately he is not alone. We encounter a similar ‘doctor’ at NHS hospital in Exeter and we were gravely disregarded by the management of the hospital. The respective ‘doctor’ - an obstetrician - was from an African country and apart from being totally flegmatic about the condition, he couldn’t utter any coherent proposition in English. Such individuals should be immediately deported but instead they get support from their own kind to such extent that even the MP was powerless. It was sheer disappointment.
Yaser Jabbar was born in the UK and trained in the UK. He received his primary medical qualification from St George's medical school at the University of London and trained in orthopaedic surgery in Oxford and London. Stop being a racist. Some doctors are just rubbish doctors
Unbelievable ..is he another bogus who needs lockung up...like the play re a so called specialist performing ops that were never needed!!!! When will this stop ..
Too many bad doctors today, are they even qualified to be doctors? This is so sad for such a young girl & who knows how many more suffering because of inefficient “doctors”? 😢😢😢
Nhs needs serious screening my sister went to A&E at james paget in excrusiating pain and sobbing her eyes out and all she got from them was verbal abuse after family member called them up on tge fact tgeyd rather stand around gossiping than to help people needing seen urgently
This is what happens when doctors and even Teachers are treated like gods they think they can do no wrong they act like there are above patients and parents ❤️🕊️
The NHS isn't underfunded , the problem is much of it's staff are completely incompetent and should be sweeping streets instead . 7 billion a year tax payers have to pay just on NHS legal costs for law suits for exactly this type of thing .
He was born in the UK and trained in the UK. He received his primary medical qualification from St George's medical school at the University of London and trained in orthopaedic surgery in Oxford and London.
Very tragic case. But I dont think people realise to become a consultant surgeon you go through years of training and multiple examinations. Its not like you just apply for a job and get it. Im sure he has also succesfully operated on hundreds if not thousands of patients in the past. Quite unfortunste for both sides tbf.
Oh my … you really believe that people cannot slip through …did you not watch the video it said other medical people started reporting on him soon after he started working there
@@Gina-kb9xg if people are slipping through then why don't they use the medical boards that gave him his qualifications and jobs for not doing their job properly and letting him slip though .
