keep her calm, that maybe the time to read between the lines.
Dear busy A&E nurse we know you’re tired and we appreciate all you do.
Pt 6
#burtonhospital@UHDBTrust
@UHDBTrust
keep her calm, that maybe the time to read between the lines.
Dear busy A&E nurse we know you’re tired and we appreciate all you do
Please see parts 1-6
Pt 6
#burtonhospital
Dear tired busy A & E nurse.
I know minor injuries are frustrating and I’m sure 100s come through the door that don’t need to be there. BUT Sometimes extra needs are not obvious AND when an 18 year old is distressed over something simply and her mum is doing her best to
Pt 5
at how distressed she was over having her a tetanus test….. and we saw you roll your eyes at a colleague.
Sometime teenagers need reassurance, kind words and encouragement, I talked you through her Aspergers and phobias your response was “you’re 18 now”
Pt4
and therefore not completely honest with how much it hurt You did see the reaction to you wanting to pinprick her finger, and how distressed she was.
We saw YOUR eye rolls at her tears, and your frustrated words over having to take time with her. we felt your impatience
Pt3
You didn’t see her aspie reaction to the trauma, hyperventilating having full blown panic attack, convinced she was going to lose her hand or die.
You’ve not seen the hysterical tears in the car or hour of year since we’ve gotten home, because she was scared in hospital
Pt2
Dear busy A & E nurse.
You’re tired and busy. You’ve had a long day, you’ve had the most awful few years, but we don’t want to be there any more than you want to see us with our minor injury,
Pt 1.
@RobNicholsonCHF@CannonHallFarm please would you help raise awareness of dog attacks and people keeping dogs on leads near livestock.
I’d really appreciate it.
https://t.co/UZCRvxO9In
I appeal to you Please keep dogs on leads not just if you are on a public/permissive footpath that runs directly through a field of livestock. But ALSO if the footpath is next to or adjacent to the livestock.
If something does happen. Contact someone
@OnTheFarmC5 My favourite thing in the morning. Sheep checks before heading to work definitely my mental health place and what helped me hugely through the pandemic
My favourite thing in the morning. Sheep checks before heading to work definitely my mental health place and what helped me hugely through the pandemic