I could be considered one of those people. They had a batch of bad results and at the same time some good ones. Those who are happy with their results have mostly moved on with their lives I suspect. Those who aren't are understandably aggrieved.
You and I have reported completely different experiences. I don't know what I could hope to achieve other than restating 'that didn't happen to me', and that'll be no use to you.
So I'm quiet to not get in the way of you getting what you want out this this thread, no other reason. If you find that 'funny', then so be it.
To clarify. I'm referring to the likes of Adam, from the clinic and those posters do absolutely everything possible to falsely offer hope of a good outcome (the maybe it's this, maybe it's that crew), disenfranchise and criticise those who have suffered at the hands of Arshad and his team. Posters basically insinuating that it's the patient's fault; creating an environment for Arshad not to be put under the microscope.
There are way too many of us now for these terrible and life-changing outcome to be anomalies. Trivialising this issue is not helpful. I don't consider my experience as being part of a 'bad batch'; like we're somehow cannon fodder or lab rats for Arshad, whereby you were one of the lucky ones. I'm permanently physically scarred and psychological scarred because of their negligence.
We want answers from the clinic; all of us should receive financial compensation. Where is the conscience of these people. After very careful consideration, you don't just walk into a car showroom, look at the shiny new cars, test drive one, buy it, get it home, and in a months time the car is in bits on your driveway, unrepairable....you don't just say, oh well, bad batch, and forget about it. You are entitled to at least a full refund, and everyone one of us would expect exactly that.
