Some lovely personal news, I've just been accepted into Harvard to pursue a PhD in 'what day my bins are being collected this week'. Tough, but exciting, times ahead.
@TwoWheeledAndy@mrdanwalker I slipped on my bike with no one else involved, went flying into a wall. If I hadn't been wearing my helmet then I would have seriously hurt myself. They aren't just to protect you against cars!
@NurseStandard Where I work it's always been if you work the night shift the clocks go back, you should work the night they go forward... cancel each other out
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@HopeWhitmore I combination fed for 8 months. I also felt I should be purely breastfeeding but changed my mindset and truly proud of myself for persevering. You should feel proud too x
@keirshiels For me, it really was the difference between me breastfeeding and bottle feeding. My baby would not latch, so I expressed. 3 weeks later they found a tongue tie, frenulotomy done, within 3 days I was successfully breastfeeding
@GBNEWS Really?? Because I'm currently sat in a GP surgery waiting for a face to face appointment along with a full ( socially distanced) waiting room also all waiting for face to face appointments
If you go into cardiac arrest, without a defibrillator, you have a 7% chance of survival. If a defibrillator is on the patient within 3 mins, the chances of survival is over 70%.
Every school, university, workplace, recreational place should have one. They should be everywhere.
@georgieboucher I do this too Georgie. Even during pregnancy whilst being sick or nearly fainting, I have a day off sick to rest up and then beat myself up thinking you could have gone in. But resting at home is not the same as being on your feet for 10-13 hours a day x