David Sellers, 63, has been living as an amputee for 45 years and has relied on the West Midlands Rehabilitation Centre in Selly Oak for four decades. Recently, he has spoken out about the significant delays plaguing the Birmingham NHS, stating that he has never witnessed such persistent service failures throughout his long history with the centre. Sellers estimates that hundreds of patients like himself are facing prolonged waiting times, which are adversely impacting their rehabilitation and quality of life. His testimony sheds light on a growing concern among the amputee community and other vulnerable patients who depend on timely and efficient NHS care.