Paediatrician with interests in paediatric diabetes, medical education and passionate about protecting breastfeeding. Baker, knitter, mummy! All views my own.
@Medifectious Paediatrician…. And I am now a consultant in general paediatric with an interest in paediatric diabetes and medical education! I’m pretty stubborn once I decide what I want to do… think I decided paediatrics when I was 11yrs old 🤣
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In April 2022 when I started learning to sew I had no idea that 8months later I’d be confident enough to see zips, test new patterns for Ellie & Mac and hack existing patterns to make new items but here I am! Loving my ‘new’ hobby! If you are thinking about it - do it!
In April 2022 when I started learning to sew I had no idea that 8months later I’d be confident enough to see zips, test new patterns for Ellie & Mac and hack existing patterns to make new items but here I am! Loving my ‘new’ hobby! If you are thinking about it - do it!
@leejkilbride @DiabeticDadUK There is I agree, living with T1 is tough and our job as healthcare professionals is to support you as families to live a normal life with as minimal pressure as possible. But it’s a hard balance to strike and there will always be times when TIR is lower or higher.
'If it doesn't change very quickly, the NHS is finished. It's not sustainable. It's going to collapse.'
@DrHilaryJones shares insights from the NHS frontline as he reads out messages from doctors struggling with the NHS crisis.
@IrishEcocritic Yep accurate for pre school children- also they are more clustered from nov- March so it feels constant in those months. I think my house managed 5 viruses just in December including covid and H1N1 Flu
@mykidsdoc1 After? Still going here!
And yes I agree… my 3yr old didn’t get hers as I was too busy with work 😢 looking after other people’s children and she fared worse than the rest of our house. But fortunately better than some
My favourite study of "how often does a family with small children get a respiratory infection?" is this one, from the USA:
https://t.co/fepEzs4A6Q
Children <5y have one of 16 common respiratory viruses detected in a nasal swab 50% of the year!
Views from doctors working in the #NHSOnLifeSupport 🩺
‘I am unwilling running the NHS Hunger Games of who will die first and how…’
This cannot go on. Share, RT, allow these doctors’ voices to be heard.
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