Cromwell Hospital

I am an ambassador for the charity.

And here's me getting a PSA test by Tony the nurse at the Cromwell Hospital last year.

You OK with needles? Yeah, sure.

You're not going to embarrass yourself and pass out? You bet I'm not.

A test.

that could spot 15 years ahead of the symptoms? As you know, and I will declare again, I am ambassador of Prostate Cancer Research...

Prostate Cancer Charity, and as part of the research, I had a PSA test done by Tony the nurse at the Cromwell Hospital.

You OK with needles? Yeah, sure.

And the

second layer to that was coming across Dr. Andy Geyer, based out of the Cromwell Hospital in London, who I had a consultation with him, and he put me on to next-generation sequencing.

It was one of those nudge, nudge, wink, winks, have you had a look at this? It's really interesting, and if you're evidence-based, this will give you evidence.

So I reached out to everyone from Tempest to Data to all these companies, ended up coming across a UK based company called Astron Health, who ran basically next generation sequencing using other people's tests.

I, I've done replumbing inside your, your whole, uh, stomach and all that, but I can still just tell you that, listen, you only have about three years." मम-हम्म। "And, you know, so my advice to you is to just, you know, wrap up your affairs and all of that, and you know, all that." My father, you know...

And, and I remember after that, I had a chat with him, after that whole thing happened, and it was at, uh, Cromwell Hospital in London.

And I was devastated, you know? And I was devastated by, by this news.

And I, and I literally cried with him and I said, "Baba, I don't care what the doctor says.

He was ready.

So b-but the thing was that in the middle of that, so when we had gone in 2005, we were in London.

तो उस, उस वक्त, um- उनका उनका he was due for his checkup in Cromwell Hospital, the same hospital जहां पर वो हमेशा अपने checkups करवाते थे। तो मैंने उनको कहा, मैंने कहा कि since we are here why don't you get your checkup done तो he done अच्छा now that at that time I was in my prime which was 230 kilos।

The prime।

He got ill originally, and then he was on the waiting list for his new liver.

So he was in and out of Cromwell Hospital for a lot of time, and then towards the end, he would go in, And then he'd be really bad one day, and then he'd be better for three days.

And you'd go, okay, cool, now he's going to recover.

It's George, he's always going to recover.

And unfortunately, as things happen, it meant that I had to reveal myself, right? So she looked at me, and she went, do you have private health care? And I went, yeah.

And she said, can you pay immediately if you went to a hospital? And I went, well, what do you mean? She goes, well, if you go to the Cromwell Hospital, which is on the Brompton Road as you go into Kensington, where all of the kind of Middle Eastern money goes to get themselves fixed.

She goes, they're going to swipe your credit card, but whatever they need to do is going to happen immediately.

And I looked at her and I said, do you think it's that bad? And she went,

Walk out of here and go.

So I went.

Went to Cromwell Hospital.

You swipe your card when you go in.