Dear Editor,
Three years ago I started seeing “cloudy” whenever light would enter my eyes. I sought help at the G.P.H.C but was given the general run-around by persons at the Ophthalmology (eye) clinic.
A few months ago my siblings came to Guyana and observed my movement. After enquiring, they took me to Dr. Balwant Singh’s Hospital, located in East Street. Eventually, we had a meeting with the Ophthalmologist, by whose supervision I went through seven tests and was diagnosed with cataracts. I could not have seen out of my right eye). The surgery was arranged and I went through it at the professional hands of Dr. Neeraj Jain.
The staff at Dr. Balwant Singh’s Hospital were all extremely kind and humanitarian toward their patients and our companions. I now understand why the World Health Organisation gave this institution an A-Plus on their outreach to the people.
Thank you Dr. Neeraj Jain; after reading this it is axiomatic that I can read what I am writing again.
I would also like to thank the clerical staff, who if I may say, is of mixed races and not dominant of any. Special thanks to Nurse Natasha,an afro-Guyanese nurse who welcomes patients for surgery by saying: “I am Nurse Natasha and I will be your nurse before, during and after your surgery”.
Hats off to Dr. Balwant Singh’s Hospital.
And thanks for your earliest publication.
Regards,
Murtland Williams.
53 Russel Street
Charlestown