Doctors are having to make tough decisions about Natasha's cancer treatment | Hospital - BBC

With a referral target to see patients in two weeks and with some complex cases already breaching this goal, Smruta and her team are under pressure to find diagnostic and theatre space in the hospital. But with more than 70 theatre staff still shielding because of new Covid rules and only 22 out of 32 theatres able to be utilised, it has become an uphill battle.

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[iona]

This is the loveliest doctor I've ever seen, she's what every doctor should aspire to be. Made me cry 😢

[sankhajadissanayaka]

"Why not die trying?" Her strength is unbelievable

[fevertree]

What a wonderful female doctor - trying SO hard - wouldnt you just want her in your corner.

[africanqueenmo]

Now that's what medicine is supposed to be about. Both the patient and doctor team fighting together with hope

[CA-lfjt]

My mum had this years and years ago- late stage too- and she lived 20 YEARS after an evasive surgery. Died later of triple neg breast cancer- but survived that five years. Her Dr, like this one here, was a Saint. So caring and loving, much love and hope for Natasha in the video. And thanks for all those Drs all these years, what a tough, tough, job.

[garybaxter]

What a reality check. You only think you have problems until you watch and listen to this. An amazing women, such strength. The doctor was a God send, when she took a few minutes to be by herself, I couldn't stop the tears. I am praying for a full recovery. Thank you for allowing me and others to be part of your journey ❤🙏

[Happydaily]

Now that’s what you call a oncologist/dr super human! what ever you want to call her. After all the battles she’s lost against cancer taking patient after patient and she still has that much compassion! Is beautiful. Not that the others didn’t - because they’re always has to be that person to offer the other side and say look her chances aren’t great we could give the chance to someone else for a possible better outcome. I would hate the weight of that on my shoulders! True hero’s! Wish no one had to suffer like this poor lady but if they have to then they should all have a dr like her backing them!

[Tomas-major]

My partner died trying after two years and two months after diagnosis, he was inoperable from the start, one of the bravest person I have ever known x
God bless you Natasha x

[patricelegg]

You know you’re in deep trouble when the doctor opens you up and has to stop for a crying break… God bless that doctor, I’ve had cancer doctors like her over here in Illinois, USA…

[JackXMULA]

We need a cure for all this suffering in the world.

[elijahmitchell]

Cancer is one of the most horrible diseases. I hope Natasha gets better and recovers. She and so many people don’t deserve this. Stay strong Natasha, we believe in you!

[Lulabella]

Jesus, what a phenomenal woman you are. “Why not die trying” you’re amazing ❤️

[Moonshadowad]

I love Natasha's spirit. What a brave woman.

[batshevanivylerner]

what a kind doctor. I wish my sister's doctor had been like her. What amazing humanity.

[bethlobo]

What an absolutely stunning doctor. Seeing that passion and HUMANITY in a doctor isn’t often seen unfortunately. Made me cry

[epefany]

I'm glad the doctors tried to look for alternative and didn't give up!

[sarahryan]

That doctor needs to train other doctors on how to be human.

[apohlson]

We should all be so fortunate to have a doctor like this. I actually have depression caused by how I was treated by my my surgeon.

[wendytube]

What Warriors both of them are. And all I could ever ask from a doctor would to be human, that doctor certainly is.

[MISSRED]

I watched this with tears in my eyes! Natasha you are a fighter!!