At least you won’t get the Staggers if you breathe it in? Some years ago, OH and I were helping a friend inoculating their small flock of sheep, and giving them their doses of wormer. OH was in charge of holding the ‘patients’ while I gave them a squirt of wormer down the throat, and a jab below the back of the neck. Got into a very efficient routine until he lost his grip on one, and I gave him the shot instead. Down to the local A and E with the drug information sheet. When the staff had finished laughing, and calling their colleagues in to hear the story, they gave him a precautionary anti tetanus shot, and some antibiotics, and reassured him he was now safe from liver fluke and foot rot.
I laughed when I saw a headline today 'exhausted dad complains about coping with newborn'!!
If it's the article I saw the bloke is a doctor supposedly working 100 hours per week. He will barely have time to eat and sleep, so will have limited time to help with the baby. I appreciate that the mother will be struggling but how much can he realistically do? Would you want a sleep deprived doctor treating you?
They are much better treated than in my day, thank goodness. I do however take issues with them working under half the hours I did, and completing their specialist training in much less time. How can they be any good?
How can you lie there and think of England When you don't even know who's in the team
They are much better treated than in my day, thank goodness. I do however take issues with them working under half the hours I did, and completing their specialist training in much less time. How can they be any good?
could it possibly be down to Tory cost cutting on the training? It's not like they give a toss about NHS
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Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Some years ago, OH and I were helping a friend inoculating their small flock of sheep, and giving them their doses of wormer. OH was in charge of holding the ‘patients’ while I gave them a squirt of wormer down the throat, and a jab below the back of the neck. Got into a very efficient routine until he lost his grip on one, and I gave him the shot instead. Down to the local A and E with the drug information sheet.
When the staff had finished laughing, and calling their colleagues in to hear the story, they gave him a precautionary anti tetanus shot, and some antibiotics, and reassured him he was now safe from liver fluke and foot rot.
If it's the article I saw the bloke is a doctor supposedly working 100 hours per week. He will barely have time to eat and sleep, so will have limited time to help with the baby. I appreciate that the mother will be struggling but how much can he realistically do? Would you want a sleep deprived doctor treating you?
I do however take issues with them working under half the hours I did, and completing their specialist training in much less time. How can they be any good?
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
It's not like they give a toss about NHS