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TO THE ROYAL PERTH HOSPITAL, DEPARTMENT OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
The following are copies of my letters sent to Mark McGowan, the RATBAG premier of Western Australia:
My letter to Mark McGowan dated 25 June 2018:
To: Mark McGowan Premier of WA.
Complaint Re: Roger Cook Your incompetent Minister for Health.
SUBJECT: The failure of Royal Perth Hospital to Cater for someone with a Rare Eye Condition such as Mine. Part 1.
I refer to your incompetent Minister for Health letter dated 5 June 2018 in which he states:
The Department of Health has in place a process of referral to specialists within the public health care system which is available to you through your General Practitioner.
By this statement your incompetent Minister for Health means that the only treatment that is available for someone like me is that which is provided to public patients at the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology. By this statement your incompetent Minister for Health has condemned me to permanent blindness for the rest of my life.
You may not be aware and your incompetent Minister for Health probably has not told you about the process involved in obtaining cataract surgery at the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology. It is a long ,drawn out ,complicated process, and I shall describe it here for you:
I would first be required to make an appointment with the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology which would require waiting for about 3 months.
Your incompetent Minister is probably not aware of what happened to one particular patient: I got to my appointment early afternoon registered at the desk and told to sit in the waiting area. Waited for 1 hour and nothing................... They eventually located my file. I had my vision test and told to wait for the doctor. Three hours passed and still nothing. I again went to the desk and they said I was next to see the doctor. Another hour passed and all patients that came way after my appointment time had come and gone. So I just left obviously could not hang around any longer as it was obvious to me that my patient file was in limbo. I had wasted a whole afternoon
with no results. As a result I did not see the eye specialist and I still have my eye problem.
Royal Perth Hospital reply:
Thank you for sharing your story honestly with us here on patient opinion to take the time in providing feedback on your experience at the Royal Perth Hospital eye clinic. ...... We always strive to see patients within a timely manner and I am sorry and disappointed to hear that this was not the case at your appointment...............Once again I apologize for your experience thank you for your feedback and I assure you that we are acting on the concerns that you have raised. Dr Aresh Anwar Executive Director.
Any how eventually a person will receive an appointment date for cataract surgery. They will be told to arrive at Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology at 7 am together with 50 other hopeful cataract patients. If your number is called out then you are one of the fortunate ones. If your number is not called out then you will have to come back next time. The 50 cataract hopefuls are rushed through the operation and hope that everything turns out alright for them.Too bad for them if it doesn't. 50 cataract operations are carried out every 3 months. This process is a secret operation with very little known about it. Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology does not disclose any information such as failure rates ,who is scheduled to perform the operation, what fee they receive for doing the work etc. It is not the type of environment which would suit someone with special requirements like myself as I have explained in my previous letters to your incompetent Minister for Health. No research work is carried out at the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology.
The very limited staff at the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology include Prof Morgan the head of the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology.
Prof Morgan: He sees patients with glaucoma and other ocular conditions such as cataracts. He does this on a part time basis. Most of his time is spent doing teaching or research. Details of his failure rate for cataract surgery are unavailable as are any details of his failure rate for dealing with patients with hard cataracts or details if he has ever carried out cataract surgery on a patient with hard cataracts. This is a highly specialised area and very few eye surgeons are capable of carrying out this type of work. Unfortunately for me I have hard cataracts.
Another member of staff at the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology is Dr Giubilato.
Dr Giubilato: He is involved in the clinical and surgical management of glaucoma as well as research into treatment of the condition. He is a consultant ophthalmologist in the Glaucoma Clinic at Royal Perth Hospital and also consults at Bentley Hospital for public patients. Details of his failure rate for glaucoma surgery are unavailable and he tends not to remain with one patient for long but tends to transfer his patient to a trainee ophthalmologist after some time. So that determining his failure rate becomes somewhat difficult.
Currently there are 30,000 glaucoma sufferers in Western Australia 25,000 of which are undiagnosed and walking around oblivious to the fact that they are carrying around a dangerous
disease. To treat all of these people we have Dr Giubilato and one or two glaucoma specialists in the private sector, one of them being Dr Hock Meng Lim. Your incompetent Minister for Health is aware of the critical shortage of cataract and glaucoma surgeons in Western Australia yet he is doing nothing about it. There is also the matter of shortage of space and Perth is in desperate need of an eye hospital. I have suggested to your incompetent Minister for Health that Princess Margaret Hospital could be used as an eye hospital. But your incompetent Minister for Health refuses to listen. There are 5 levels at Princess Margaret Hospital . The eye hospital in West Perth could move to Princess Margaret Hospital ,lease out 2 levels and sell the land at West Perth. One level could be devoted to children's eye care and the remaining 2 levels could be devoted to public patients. The one room at Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology could be used by some other department. At the present time there are approximately 150,000 persons in Western Australia in need of cataract surgery in Western Australia. Even if enough cataract surgeons could be imported from overseas there would not be enough operating theatres to accommodate them all.
The facilities for treating emergency glaucoma patients at the Emergency Department at Royal Perth Hospital are non existent. The Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology has all the equipment that is necessary for the diagnosis and treatment of glaucoma. The Royal Perth Hospital Emergency Department staff are not trained to use the equipment and so if an emergency glaucoma patient were to arrive at the Royal Perth Hospital nothing much could be done for him.
Cataract surgery at Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology is carried out in a production line manner. I presume that the 50 hopeful candidates are checked for hard cataracts. As mentioned previously hard cataracts require surgeons with extra special skills. No data has been made available by the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology giving details of how many such cataract operations involving hard cataracts have been carried out at the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology, and more importantly the failure rate for such operations and who were the surgeons responsible for such operations?
The rare eye condition which I suffer from is called KERATOCONUS. In Australia keratoconus is estimated to occur in about 1 out of every 2,000 people. So that this would mean that about 1,300 Western Australians would be affected. I would expect that some of these poor unfortunates would have had cataract surgery at the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology. I say poor unfortunates because at the present time it is not possible to work out what lenses are to be used for such people. Note that the cataract operation itself does not pose any major problems. Finding out the strength of the lenses to be used is the problem. I strongly suspect that cataract operations have been carried out at the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology on people with keratoconus.
The Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology does not have any means of diagnosing this rare eye condition. If such patients have been operated on then it is quite possible that these poor unfortunates are walking around the streets of Perth with wrong lenses implanted into their eyes.
I have sought help from the private sector in Perth without any success. It is alleged that on 8 September 2017 a certain Dr Hock Meng Lim of Murdoch Ophthalmology carried out certain tests on my eyes at the end of which he pointed to the door and told me to get out. It is alleged that by this course of action he meant that he was refusing to provide any further treatment for me.
From that day on I have not been able to obtain any medical treatment whatsoever for my eye condition from any eye specialist in Perth. It is alleged that Dr Hock Meng Lim also issued me with a termination notice and a banning notice. It is alleged that when Dr Hock Meng Lim pointed to the door and told me to get out I was suffering from out of control glaucoma.
On 13,15 September 2017 I went to the Emergency Department at Royal Perth Hospital in order to obtain relief from the painful glaucoma which I was experiencing. There I saw a certain Dr Stafford. She did not even bother to diagnose my painful eye condition and arranged for 3 security guards to escort me from the building. I have been through the private system and the public system and have not been able to obtain any medical assistance whatsoever. Currently I am forced to treat my eye conditions by myself.
This is a shocking indictment on the medical profession of Western Australia and the conditions here are worse than in a third world country. In a third world country people can expect to receive some sympathy or other care or foreign aid but not over here. I know that your incompetent Minister for Health will say that the private sector is not his area of responsibility. It becomes his area of responsibility when there are insufficient numbers of doctors specialising in a certain field of medicine because he is responsible for the healthcare of every Western Australian not just some Western Australians.
When Dr Hock Meng Lim carried out the tests on my eyes he obtained the following results: RE +3 D , LE -- 9 D . These results are unusable because no human brain could possibly tolerate such a large discrepancy. Perhaps your incompetent Minister for Health could advise Prof Morgan or the trainee ophthalmologist at the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology, as to what strength lenses they should use because they will obtain exactly the same results with their own equipment. If they do not know what lenses to use then how will they be able to carry out the operation?
You as Premier of the State of Western Australia are responsible for the situation that I find myself in. Health is a State Government responsibility and not a Federal Government responsibility. If you do not wish to become involved in the proper provision of health services for the people of Western Australia then get out and hand over the responsibility to the Federal Government. You cannot blame any of this on the previous government because all of this happened on your watch.
My letter to Mark McGowan dated 18 June 2018:
To: Mark McGowan Premier of WA
Complaint Re: Roger Cook Your incompetent Minister for Health
Subject: The Failure of Royal Perth Hospital to Cater for someone with a Rare Eye Condition like Mine. Part 2
It is alleged that on 8 September 2017, a certain Dr Hock Meng Lim of Murdoch Ophthalmology carried out certain tests on my eyes at the end of which he pointed to the door and told me to get out. It is alleged that by this course of action he meant that he was refusing to provide any further medical treatment for me.
From that day on , I have not been able to obtain any medical treatment whatsoever for my eye condition from any eye specialist in Perth. At the present time I am forced to treat my eye condition by myself. It is alleged that Dr Hock Meng Lim also issued me with a termination notice and a banning notice. It is alleged that when Dr Hock Meng Lim pointed to the door and told me to get out I was suffering from out of control glaucoma, a painful eye condition
Therefore, on 13,15 September 2017, I went to the Emergency Department at Royal Perth Hospital in order to obtain relief from the out of control glaucoma which I was experiencing. That was the only place left for me to go to in the whole of WA ! After all, every private eye specialist that I had seen in Perth had refused to provide any medical treatment for me. At the Emergency Department at Royal Perth Hospital I saw a certain Dr Stafford. She did not even bother to diagnose my painful eye condition and arranged for 3 security guards to escort me from the building.
I refer to my letter dated 9 March 2018 to your incompetent Minister for Health in which I stated:
Are you saying that a blind pensioner went to the Emergency Department at Royal Perth in order to obtain medical treatment for a painful eye condition? He obtained no medical treatment whatsoever and 3 security guards escorted him out of the building onto the footpath. What was he supposed to do once he reached the footpath? Are you also saying that HaDSCO intends to do absolutely nothing about this matter? Are you also saying that you as the incompetent Minister for Health intend to do nothing about this matter as well This letter was written on 9
March 2018 and to date I have still not received a denial of any of the allegations made in that letter from your incompetent Minister for Health.
I refer to my letter dated 6 November 2017 to HaDSCO in which I stated:
On 13 September 2017 , I attended at the Emergency Department at Royal Perth Hospital and complained to Dr Stafford about a painful eye condition. She discussed the matter with me for about half an hour and showed me to the door without providing any diagnosis or treatment. On 15 September 2017 I again attended at the Emergency Department at Royal Perth Hospital for the same eye complaint. I again saw Dr Stafford except that this time she arranged for 3 security guards to have me escorted from the building.
This letter was written on 6 November 2017 and to date no one has denied any of the allegations made in that letter.
Dr Stafford has been provided with every opportunity to deny all of the allegations made against her. Dr Stafford does deny that she told me on 15 September 2017 that she had made an appointment for me to have a cataract operation at the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology. She claimed instead that she had made an appointment for me to have my glaucoma condition assessed. This is an implausible argument because a person with out of control glaucoma cannot afford to wait that long before anything is done.
Besides I have documentary evidence in the form of a letter dated 26 September 2017 from Dr Hock Meng Lim to Prof Morgan that a cataract operation was arranged for me at the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology on 10 November 2017:
'I understand he is due to see yourself Bill on 10 November 2017 and in fact I have asked him to keep this appointment because perhaps he will be more open to seeing one of the corneal specialists at Royal Perth Hospital for his keratoconus. I have tried to offer this to him but he tells me that he will not attend this appointment with you on 10 November 2017. Nonetheless I think it is important that I keep you in the loop and if anything new crops up ............. understands that I have been recommending to him the importance of seeing other specialists to enable optimal care of his ophthalmology issues."
From this we can see that Dr Hock Meng Lim was quite happy to transfer me over to Prof Morgan, a non corneal specialist. Up until that time he had always been transferring me over to so called corneal specialists. No doubt in his defence he will say that a Dr Chloe Ting would be present. Dr Ting claimed to be a corneal specialist. It would be interesting to find out exactly what her role was to be on 10 November 2017?
I have never heard of her and apparently neither has anyone else. I would like to know how many case of cataracts involving keratoconus she is responsible for treating? If she has solved the problem of what lenses are to be used for a person suffering with cataracts and keratoconus then why hasn't she published a research paper on the matter and become world famous?
Besides that,I have no need to see a corneal specialist at the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology or any other hospital for that matter. Dr Hock Meng Lim cannot seem to understand that the keratoconus is not the problem. THE PROBLEM IS BLINDNESS DUE TO CATARACTS AND GLAUCOMA. What did Dr Ting intend to do for me? Did she intend to carry out a corneal transplant for me. For her information I do not require a corneal transplant.
Dr Hock Meng Lim claims that he is referring me to corneal specialists in order to benefit me. It is alleged that this is quite untrue because the reason that Dr Hock Meng Lim gave me for not being able to do the cataract operation for me was that he did not know what lenses to use. Every corneal specialist that he has referred me to has had the same problem. They all do not know what lenses to use. In addition, the corneal specialists he has referred me to do not specialise in cataract surgery. They specialise in corneal transplant surgery and I do not require a corneal transplant.
It is alleged that Dr Hock Meng Lims motive in transferring me to all of these corneal specialists was not to benefit me but to spare himself the problem of carrying out a cataract operation on my eyes.
It is alleged that it is common practice among all of the eye specialists in Perth to send all of their difficult cases to the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology. It is alleged that if a case is too confusing like mine, or requires too much research ,or involves too much risk then they can solve themselves a lot of problems by simply shipping it off to the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology. Heaven help the poor unfortunates who ended up there. Is this the type of medical service that your incompetent Minister for Health is providing for the people of Western Australia?
If Prof Morgan was going to carry out a cataract operation on my eyes on 10 November 2017 what lenses was he going to use? If he knew what lenses to use then why didn't he divulge this information to Dr Hock Meng Lim and Dr Hock Meng Lim could have carried out the operation? If Prof Morgan has solved the problem of what lenses to use in the case of a person suffering with cataracts and keratoconus then why hasn't he published a research paper on the matter and become world famous?
You will notice that during the conversation neither party mentions the problem of what lenses to use. This is a world wide problem which is yet to be solved and yet no mention is made of it at all. It is as though the problem does not even exist. In addition, it is alleged that no mention is made of my allergy to Diamox. This is astounding as Dr Hock Meng Lim was fully aware of my allergy to Diamox and yet it is alleged that he failed to warn Prof Morgan of the dangers involved for me. In addition, it is alleged that Dr Hock Meng Lim has failed to provide Prof Morgan with a copy of my test results thereby depriving him of valuable information and details of the difficulties and risks involved in any cataract operation carried out on my eyes.
It is not obvious from this conversation that they were talking about a cataract operation but I can assure you that is what they were talking about. Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology records will show that cataract operations were scheduled to take place on that day.
What would have been achieved by my seeing a corneal specialist at the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology about my keratoconus when my problem was blindness caused by cataracts and out of control glaucoma? Little wonder that I cancelled the appointment. In any event I did not ask for the appointment. I attended at the Emergency Department at Royal Perth Hospital for out of control glaucoma which had nothing to do with the fact that I suffer from keratoconus. The only problem that the keratoconus is causing me is that no one can work out what lenses are to be used for a cataract operation.
On 13 September 2017 I discussed the situation with Dr Stafford at great length. She would have contacted the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology and would have discussed the matter with Prof Morgan the head of the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology. It is alleged that he would have been only too happy to help out his old friend Dr Hock Meng Lim by making an appointment for a cataract operation for me at the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology , an operation that I had not asked for. I was at the Emergency Department at Royal Perth Hospital on account of my glaucoma. It is alleged that by this means Dr Hock Meng Lim would have been able to not have to carry out the cataract operation on my eyes. It is alleged that this arrangement would have suited him well but where did it leave me?
Western Australia has a population of about 2.6 million people. There are only several cataract specialists to provide for such a small population and only one or two specialists who specialise in the treatment of hard cataracts which I do have. If these one or two cataract specialists refuse to treat someone like me then where does that leave me?
You may ask yourself the question how do I know that I have hard cataracts. The answer is quite simple. Dr Hock Meng Lim told me so. During one appointment in which he dilated my pupils he noted that I had hard cataracts and he said that the phacoemulsification machine would be required to be pumped extra hard during any cataract operation for me.
I refer to article : Use of the toric intraocular lens for keratoconus treatment. In this article it is shown how a man from Bosnia and Herzegovina with exactly the same eye condition as I have was treated. He was not shuffled off to see so called corneal specialists or sent to a place similar to the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology. He was not forced to have an unnecessary corneal transplant. He was given proper treatment at the University of Tulza Eye Clinic. He underwent phacoemulsification and implantation of an intraocular lens. He did not have to go through all the nonsense and lack of care that I have been subjected to.
The Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology is a failure. Diagnosis and treatment for emergency glaucoma patients is non existent. While it is true that the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology has a fully equipped Ophthalmology Department the fact remains that none of the Royal Perth Hospital Emergency Department staff are trained to use it.
So that if an emergency situation involving a glaucoma patient were to arise then nothing could be done about it.
Your incompetent Minister for Health cannot blame the previous government for any of this because it all happened on his watch. So that you Premier as leader of the Labor Government in Western Australia are responsible for a blind pensioner being thrown out of a government hospital without the possibility of receiving any treatment for a painful eye condition. Is this how a Labor Government treats the elderly ,the blind, and the sick pensioners of Western Australia? Both you and your incompetent Minister for Health and the medical profession of Western Australia have failed to provide proper medical services for the people of Western Australia.
Based on the preceding details of confusing issues involved, who in my circumstances would go and have a cataract operation done at the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology?
For me, the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology is only a short cut to the Karrakatta Cemetery .
My letter to Mark McGowan dated 4 July 2018:
To : Mark McGowan Premier of WA
Complaint Re: Roger Cook Your incompetent Minister for Health
SUBJECT: The Failure of Royal Perth Hospital to Cater for someone with a Rare Eye Condition such as Mine. PART 3.
I refer to your incompetent Minister for Health letter dated 5 June 2018 in which he states:
The Department of Health has in place a process of referral to specialists within the public health care system which is available to you through your General Practitioner.
By this he means that the only treatment that is available for me is that which is provided for public patients at the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology. Your incompetent Minister for Health is probably not aware that I am allergic to Diamox a tablet which is given to all persons after a cataract operation in order to reduce their eye pressure.
I refer to the case of Carol Whiteford who passed away after undergoing cataract surgery . Her cause of death was investigated by the State Coroner. Mrs Whiteford was a 68 year old retired woman who lived with her husband in Meckering. Mrs Whiteford underwent eye surgery to remove cataracts and implant a new lens in her left eye at Northam Hospital on 6 March 2008. Dr Andrew Stewart performed the surgery. Dr Stewart began practising medicine in 1967 and Ophthalmology in 1974. In 1975 Dr Stewart performed the first lens implantation following cataract surgery in Western Australia. For about 25 years Dr Stewart undertook consultations and surgery on a pro bono basis. Mrs Whiteford was known to be allergic to a group of medications known as sulphonamides. Her allergies to these medications were recorded through out her Northam Hospital medical file. The front cover of Mrs Whitefords Northam Hospital medical file clearly recorded her allergy to sulphonamides and there were numerous references to her allergy within the pages contained in her medical file. On admission into the hospital Nurse Edwards secured a red alert bracelet for patients with a known allergy to Mrs Whitefords right wrist. Most patients are given a white identity band when admitted into hospital. It is incumbent on the physician or nurse of a person wearing a red wristband to look at the patients medical file in order to find out which medication the patient is allergic to. The surgery to Mrs Whitefords left eye was unremarkable and apparently successful. Dr Andrew
Stewart wrote on his notes that Mrs Whiteford be given a single 250 mg tablet of Diamox. Diamox is a sulphonamide commonly used by ophthalmologists to reduce ocular pressure. Dr Stewart was unaware that Mrs Whiteford was allergic to sulphonamides. He had not read the deceaseds medical file, medication chart ,or the anaesthetists notes which contained references to the deceased's allergy to sulphonamides. Mrs Whiteford was taken into a recovery room where she was monitored before being taken to a ward in the hospital where she was to recover. Shortly after arriving in the ward Mrs Whiteford was given a single 250 mg tablet of Diamox by the nurse who was caring for her Nurse Rebecca Nind. Mrs Whiteford suffered a cardiac arrest and died at 12.40 pm.
For the information of your incompetent Minister for Health I too am allergic to Diamox tablets. In my case I suffer from acute thrombocytopaenia when sulphonamides are administered to me. If I were to consume Diamox tablets it is very likely that I would end up deceased or in hospital suffering from acute thrombocytopaenia. I am very certain that your incompetent Minister for Health couldn't care less about such an eventuality. In all the chaos at the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology it is only too likely that an overworked nurse would inadvertently administer Diamox tablets to me. At the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology the procedure for cataract surgery involves arriving at the hospital at 7 am together with 50 other hopeful cataract patients. If your number is called out then you are one of the fortunate ones. If your number is not called out then you will have to come back next time. The 50 cataract hopefuls are rushed through the operation and hope that everything turns out alright for them. Too bad for them if it doesn't. 50 cataract operations are carried out every 3 months. This process is a secret operation with very little known about it. The Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology does not disclose any information such as failure rates ,who is scheduled to perform the operation ,what fee they receive for doing the work, whether a trainee ophthalmologist is scheduled to carry out the operation etc. It is not the type of environment which would suit someone with special requirements like myself. In that type of environment many things are likely to go wrong and the chances of success are very slim indeed.
It is alleged that none of the 50 patients scheduled for a cataract operation at the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology every 3 months are ever checked to see if they are allergic to sulphonamides. What is your incompetent Minister for Health doing in relation to this matter. The answer is absolutely nothing.
The Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology may be alright for the average person with mild cataracts. It would not be suitable for someone like me. I am allergic to Diamox. Every person receiving a cataract operation at the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology is given Diamox in order to control the spike in eye pressure after the operation. They are not going to make special provisions for me. I will just be another person in the line. For me the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Ophthalmology is only a short cut to the Karrakatta Cemetery.
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