Westgate Medical Centre

So I’m making a movie where I need a doctor’s office. After some searching and failing, I suddenly get the bright spark that my Dad is a doctor and works at Westgate Medical Centre. Ah huh! Light flickers on and the boss is more than happy to accommodate us.
First time I wander in, and flip, this place is modern, clean and even has some comfy leather seats if you happen to be visiting the specialists. The receptionists were sweet as pie, and assisted my film shoot by escorting my cast and crew to the office we were using as they arrived. Very kind of them! In my experiences as a Doctor’s daughter, you get the odd grumpy guts receptionist, but these ladies weren’t like that at all.
It’s also a very easy place to find and filled with great facilities. I was very happy to get this as a location to film in, but I’d also be happy to go here if my doctor didn’t also happen to be my Dad. (free medical care for the win)

If you know any cricket playing wicketkeepers, you will know that their ring fingers on both hands, are more than likely crooked from years of playing the game. I’ve been fortunate enough never to have broken any in the close to one thousand games I’ve played, but about a month ago I managed to severely dislocate my ring finger.
I rushed to place it on ice, and offered to complete the game, but my captain’s green face confirmed that I should rather get it checked out.
I rushed over to Westgate Medical Centre to get it looked at, and arrived only to be supplied a form to fill out, and a seat in the waiting room. So much for rushing. Fortunately there was not many people in that night.
A cute blonde nurse assisted me, and advised I go for x-​rays. On confirmation that it was not broken, another blonde hottie came to assist me, this time it was the doctor. She promptly asked about my tolerance for pain, of which I off course replied that I’m a man, and I can handle anything she throws at me.
She bent my finger back into place, and it was all healed, as for my tolerance for pain… Next time I’ll say I want drugs.