I’ve flown to Turkey for a life-saving £200K liver op after NHS denied me treatment – without it I may not reach 32

Flo Moffat-Charles, a 31-year-old woman diagnosed with the rare primary sclerosing cholangitis, had to travel to Turkey for a life-saving liver transplant after the NHS deemed the surgery too risky. Without this procedure, which she's now had for £200,000, her condition could deteriorate drastically, potentially preventing her from reaching the age of 32. This case highlights the growing concerns over the NHS's ability to provide timely and necessary treatments, raising questions about prioritization and risk assessment in public healthcare systems.