Burmese royalty.Experienced hospice visitor. I love my visits to St Nicholas Hospice, where I've trained patients,volunteers and staff to stroke and pamper me.
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On the night of August 8th, a 31-year-old female doctor diligently completed her duty, as she had done countless times before. After finishing her shift, she shared a quiet meal with her juniors at 2 AM. Exhausted from the long hours, she sought a moment of rest. With no designated room provided for doctors, she settled down to sleep in the seminar room, a makeshift refuge for those who work tirelessly through the night. Little did she know, this would be the last time she closed her eyes with a sense of routine comfort.
At 22.17 (train got in at 22.02) I decided to crawl off. Had to move all my stuff onto the platform. Member of cleaning staff offered to help. Theyβre not insured.
Paul OβGradyβs memories of the 1980s include hospital visits, funerals & talking to parents of dying friends.
Paul was a strong ally for the HIV community, including performing as Lily to raise vital funds.
Thank you for all you did, Paul. Rest in peace.
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Netflix will spend hundreds of millions to create something exciting, but all the BBC have to do is give Sarah Lancashire and Siobhan Finneran a sandwich and a mobile phone and they get MAGIC. #HappyValley
βThey lost their battle with cancer.β
How do you feel about war metaphors and cancer?
They make @Liz_ORiordan angry.
βAs a doctor, it didnβt bother me. But the minute I became a cancer patient I suddenly hated the war terminology.β
If everyone who has ever been grateful for the NHS followed and retweeted we would reach a million by midnight.
We will all need the NHS at some point in our lives, so let's all come together to protect it.