@A13X4ND7A (1/4) Hi Alexandra. We’re sorry to hear you’ve had difficulties accessing NHS services. As part of the social media team for https://t.co/rw1YAMA8Y3, we’re unable to give individual health advice, but we can point you in the direction of services that can hopefully help. from…

@nikyham2 So sorry you had to wait months to be seen. We also apologize for the lack of sessions. You can find information about treatment options here: https://t.co/EPqRobFv2d Or contact: ● Call 116 123 to talk to Samaritans ● Or text Shout to 85258 to…

@Engineer4Health 2/2 Or contact: ● Call 116 123 to talk to Samaritans ● Or text Shout to 85258 to speak to a trained volunteer. Thank you from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1337148834212847616

@Engineer4Health 1/2 Hi there. We understand and appreciate the frustration at having difficulties accessing NHS services especially during these unique times. We want you to get the help you need, and you can find information about treatment options here: https://t.co/EPqRobX5TL from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1337148772288061441

An unexplained pain that lasts three weeks or more could be a sign of cancer. It’s probably nothing serious, but finding cancer early makes it more treatable. Your NHS is here to see you, safely. https://t.co/hivbfrsuIl https://t.co/ZrgeWTXCH3 from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1337058647147474944

@TheButcher1980 3/3 information about treatment options here: https://t.co/OwvFsZt9yY Thank you for getting in touch and we hope you get the support you need. from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1337058481988362243

@TheButcher1980 2/3 trained volunteers. You can talk about anything that’s troubling you, no matter how difficult: Call 116 123 to talk to Samaritans, or email: jo@samaritans.org for a reply within 24 hours. Or Text “SHOUT” to 85258 to contact the Shout Crisis Text Line. You…

@TheButcher1980 1/3 Hi Andrew. Thanks for getting in touch and we’re sorry to hear you’re going through a difficult time. Whatever feelings or situation have got you here, there are people who want to help keep you safe. The following free listening services offer confidential…

Blood in your poo or pee could be a sign of cancer. It’s probably nothing serious, but finding cancer early makes it more treatable. Your NHS is here to see you, safely. https://t.co/hivbfrsuIl https://t.co/9uKajgXocE from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1336996299254734848

The NHS has decades of experience delivering large-scale vaccine programmes. We are now ready to provide care and support to those who are eligible for COVID-19 vaccination. https://t.co/YIo8k63S4I from http://twitter.com/NHSuk/status/1336990234677030914