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Used to work in theatres at the maternity unit here. Had dads-to-be sobbing all the time. Was never supplied with any tissues though so used to have to mop them down with one of those little disposable J-cloth type hats. Worst bit was, as they left for the wards, they'd always hand it me back
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Into each life some rain must fall........but this is getting ridiculous.
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You have to stick your pencils somewhere NicosOriginally posted by Nicos View PostHa!
Bet you kept your sox on Nick though ??
( what IS it with men and their socks????)
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I take my socks off as soon as I get in the door. Flip flops as much as I can, I'd wear them to work if I could. I hate socks!Originally posted by Nicos View PostHa!
Bet you kept your sox on Nick though ??
( what IS it with men and their socks????)A simple dude trying to grow veg. http://haywayne.blogspot.com/
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LOVE socks , have big fluffy fleecy ones on just now!
What a great Job Piskie, making peoples dreams come true! Loverly.Imagination is everything, it is a preview of what is to become.Comment
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Originally posted by piskieinboots View PostOne of my work roles is in the Australian Migration business, it is such an interesting job helping people realise a long-held dream - I can't begin to say how much I love it.
THE best bit is when I get notified by the Ozzie government bods that they have granted a visa for Mr soandso. I then have to call my client (Mr soandso) and deliver the most excellent news.
Many times I have had men crying (thankfully, with happiness) on the phone to me - I sooo love it.
Yesterday I made a lady cry and I'm about to call another
My student visa was granted for Australia on Monday. Yay. I didn't cry, nearly did paying for the medicals though. I think I may very well cry when we exchange on our house though. It is all resting on that.Comment
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I know!! the meds are frightening especially if you have a family of 5 as my last client has
Excellent news on your student visa blossom - way to gooooo
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Re Physio's, soz Nicos but I hate all the ones I ever met. Had sciatica & joint probs since I was 16, and took til I was 32 to find out I have HMS. None of the many physios ever spotted it, and lots of the conventional therapies/exercises actually make things worse.
I have a great book now ( Amazon.co.uk: Hypermobility Syndrome: Diagnosis and Management for Physiotherapists: Books: Grahame Keer,Rosemary Keer,Rodney Grahame), and work out my own probs these days, so they don't make me cry anymore!
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