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@annalesueur @ZayneSovereign @altyjacky Actually the majority of NHS workers were mortified by the pan banging, it wasn’t thought up by them, they didn’t want or need it.

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@MarkGotecha @TheBipolarEye @moribunddr Maybe is just the setting, as I worked in ED

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@MarkGotecha @TheBipolarEye @moribunddr Pretty much all the nurses I know including myself cannulate, so not super rare

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@TheBipolarEye @moribunddr I guess it depends where you work? In ED, the majority of nurses cannulate, as do the HCAs

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@TheBipolarEye @moribunddr Hmmm wait, do nurses cannulate?? Of course they do 🤦‍♀️

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@ASTC108 We would do this in our ED, put a cannula in and take the bloods we need at the same time

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@ttyEngland @Denmaryflo @MusicbyScott Not true! You can have a DNR, but still have active treatment and ITU if needed, it just means they are not going to jump up and down on your chest if your heart stops, which is mostly unsuccessful in healthy people let alone people with lots of co morbidities

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@luvs2knit73 @doctor_oxford My point being you said you don’t trust healthcare or their drugs, but yet you take Pred?

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@Censored4sure So what was my dad hospitalised with for 5 days last week?? 🙈🙈😂

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@OnlyAsking3 @RosesJB1 So not completely anti-vax then? Interesting 👀

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@OnlyAsking3 @RosesJB1 So you would take a smallpox vaccine if it was doing the rounds?

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@WeOutcheaCuz @Molly2323232323 @parthaskar @doctor_oxford @mmamas1973 @ShivaniM_KC @DrAsifQasim @trishgreenhalgh @DrLKVaughan @UKGastroDr @RowanHarwood @OrthopodReg @RoshanaMN Where are you seeing this? I’ve not seen this at all, most nurses have been supportive of the Dr’s, why would you suddenly turn on them?

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@LynnWoodcock2 @toobaffled So therefore you are making stuff up to fit your narrative

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@LynnWoodcock2 @toobaffled How have you made this about a vaccine 🙈 where does it say she even had the Covid vaccine! She died from sepsis, likely due to poor care, unfortunately people having been dying from sepsis for years! Hence campaigns to increase early recognition of symptoms

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@QSMCNews @ZombiApocolypse @RomanApple3 @yay_its_james I think it depends, A&E was fairly quiet due to people staying away with their blisters and sprained ankles, where as ITU was awful due to the sheer number of sick patients

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@bribrifourlife @LegalizeItLala_ @Drjoelpittaway Yeah me to now 😂😂

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@bribrifourlife @LegalizeItLala_ @Drjoelpittaway Oh and now she’s trying to sensor my reply’s 😂😂

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@julierenaud65 @LegalizeItLala_ Mine to! 🙈😂