Morning.

M'aen bwrw glaw.

Morning
Gor - hope it goes well for you mate

LSI - so do you now have to re-do the ceiling artex?

JAYB - it does get better with each day that passes, but it is going to be difficult

Zep - how's life in zollarland, have you spotted the fool yet?

Everyone else

Yep, my time in here is limitef now, for a very good reason, and yep, she is a keeper. No, i wont be posting pics just yet, but those who have me as a friend on bookface cqn find a pic of her

Morning

Will be thinking of you today Hon, stay strong!

BVD it doesn't need to be a letter of complaint, but you could write point these things out& offer your knowledge to help them improve!

BVD - consultant £xxx per day

Entirely up to you BVD.

However I have some insight here working alongside NHS complaints advocates as I do now from time to time, -and past involvement in NHS risk management, clinical negligence regulation etc spanning a decade...

Keeping things formal ensures a statutory process is followed and that your views aren't filed in some ward clerk's in-tray. Your needs weren't met (they should and could have been) and others' won't be either until a few small things are reviewed and revised.

I love the NHS. But it is flawed. Nothing wrong with a robust but constructive and positive response.

Artex? Do you think I live in some kind of '60s prefab?


Nah, it's all ok now. As Zep says groinal damage is just part of the rich tapestry of being a parent...

Beauty Therapy department my arse. Wind-up merchants. It's some spotty kids in a school band.

Still, plenty of MILF action and Chesham's lady mayoress is HOT.

Agree - the things I came up against are potentially catastrophic (imagine a patient beginning to have breathing trouble or chest pain and can't press the buzzer to ask for help in time!), and can't be left in an informal context.

The issue with hoists especially because what they ended up doing was, I think, actually properly dangerous - for those familiar with manual handling: hoist legs wouldn't go under the special MR scanner trolley so they hoisted me onto the very end of it, legs dangling off the end, and then used a slide sheet to drag me all the way along it up into the head/neck coil. Painful and really quite scary. The alternative would have been to transfer to a normal gurney and then use a PatSlide over to the MR trolley but I wasn't actually offered that, and an extra transfer isn't fun either.

I'm back from the carnival. It were fun.

Now then, I'm not usually a fan of big American stuff, but I saw this today and quite liked it:





Please tell me that's the same engine as the Viper?

I'm thinking no. The wheels are wrong, the bumpers are wrong and they don't stick a badge like that there either. Normally they have simple chrome lettering saying 'RAM' as it is there and 'SRT-10' along the door, in place of the '1500'.