Birmingham Women's Hospital

I was admitted to ward 1 with complications after 25 weeks, 30 weeks and 35 weeks. They were good every time and they cared for me very well.

I came for a blood tests as I have a C-Section planned for tomorrow. Everything has been fine but there could be issues with the booking system as when you get here your appointment the consultant has booked you in for is not always on the system. They told me I had to go to my own GP for sick notes.

Yeah, it's going really well so far. I've been here about half an hour. I'm happy. It's my second visit. Everything is on time.

I was seen on time and everything was explained. They gave me information. It was all straight forward.

All been fine. I had bloods done and no long waits. All has been good.

Ward 7 was okay. You get asked questions and they give you some answers and you come away thinking why couldn't they offer that service at the GP. It's awkward to get to of a morning.

They were good the last time we came.

It's difficult to get support for ladies who are neurodiverse. I'm not sure staff understand neurodiversity enough. Wait times are difficult for neurodiverse women. They don't communicate waits and many leave without being seen. The waiting areas are not always appropriate for them. They're loud and busy and needs to be a separate area. The general system and approach is not sufficient for neurodiverse.

Waiting times are very long but the doctors are friendly and always help and resolve my issues.

The service is good. The doctors and staff are fine. I didn't face any problems. I have a long wait in between two separate appointments today.