Sentence examples for went privately from inspiring English sources

Waiting times on the NHS are extremely high and you don't always get your choice of surgeon, so I went privately, because waiting longer would have impacted my mental health.

(Age 24, 2 children) Her husband didn't want her to take family planning but he was not giving her any valid reasons why she shouldn't take that up, so she just went privately.

One woman related a story of a friend who chose to receive family planning at a private facility to hide her use from her husband: Her husband didn't want her to take family planning but he was not giving her any valid reasons why she shouldn't take that up, so she just went privately.

Others thought it was unfair for those who could not afford to pay: "If I have money, I get served first, and if I am poor, I can wait forever?" (Lithuania) or that it would only be acceptable if there were two separate systems or if people who could pay went privately "People who can pay may do this but the doctors should deal with them after official working hours" (Estonia).

This is not a wacky stunt; it is about helping people desperate people who cannot afford to go privately," she said.

The victim of domestic violence, the teenager who refuses to believe she is pregnant, poorer women who can not afford the £400 to go privately.

But back then, there was no health service help for couples undergoing IVF and so we had no choice but to go privately.

You can walk into any family planning clinic, any sexual health clinic, or you can pay to go privately and get tested that afternoon – and there are some results that you can get instantly.

'I'd either go privately and the medicines would cost $2 to $3,' she says, 'in addition to the cost of transport' - half what a coffee picker would earn in a day - 'or I'd go to the seguro [social security] and they wouldn't have the right medicines.

We had no choice but to go privately - at 34, I was the wrong age to get IVF on the NHS in our area.

Both of these changes are an attempt to get more conversations going privately to keep people coming back to Twitter and hopefully use its public features, as well.