A Glasgow teenager has slammed the 'foul' food she was served during a stint at a hospital in the city, and claims she was even given the wrong medication on her departure.
Abigail Reid spent five nights at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital after being admitted on Tuesday of last week over a serious Tonsillitis issue following a referral from her local GP. During her stint at the troubled super hospital, she complained to her dad about the 'atrocious' food, which she said was of such poor quality she was left unable to discern what it even was.
She told Glasgow Live: "I had a really bad throat so I wasn't eating much. There were a lot of times where people would come round with the iPad and ask what I wanted for lunch and dinner.
