@baldambitions@ForumBooks Rather wonderful bookshop. I haven’t been back to Alnwick in years - last time I tried I was in a wheelchair and it was a catastrophe
@guthers102@dimandjules@JonathanPieNews I disagree. When someone is dying, they have something called “the surge” where they might appear as normal for a period. My grandad was cutting the grass on his ride on lawnmower on Sunday. On Tuesday night he died. Cancer.
Is that what you do?
I’ve worked 24.75 hours in the last two days. No tv. No extended lunches. Ate at my desk. Hugged my kid once. Sang a bit. But worked continuously
Listen scum bag most who work from home watch more TV than work. There are a few exceptions but the majority are lazy gits. When some of my companies recruit the first question asked by some applicants is "can I work from home" . They are shown the door .
Never in my entire medical history, which actually involved gynaecological issues, was the date of my last period relevant. The sole exception was my pregnancy.
@tweetmommybop This makes no sense to me. Should the doctor then be free of any liability for any misdiagnosis? To me, you can't not disclose information because you don't trust the doctor but then legally expect accuracy of diagnosis and treatment. Blind mistrust is as bad as blind trust.
So glad I left Blyth and moved to Bedlington. Our Tory MP in blyth would be fine with that, but I know @IanLaveryMP is the kinda guy to call out this BS.
Leicester has deep child poverty & hardship.
Our council has seen big cuts under the Tories.
Health service funding formula altered to disadvantage deprived areas.
Now @RishiSunak admits he rigged the system.
In Leicester we want our fair share back.
https://t.co/DI39egfML4
If you don’t have a uterus, you don’t get to make decisions about the contents of uteruses. If you do have a uterus, you can make decisions about the contents of your OWN uterus. So why are these four MEN, making decisions about abortions?
@PucatuB@fesshole Oh it’s absolute insanity. They reckon that the average kid costs £180,000 from birth to 18. Whoever said that clearly never had a kid who was into @Roblox 😅
@PucatuB@fesshole Oh honey believe me…I did NOT spend that haha. My kid is 10 now and was in nappies until he was 6 (he’s autistic). Luckily the NHS provides them beyond age 3 for disabled kids otherwise I’d be broke!
@PucatuB@fesshole Yeah I used to lust after the bugaboo donkey - that’ll set you back about £1100 if my memory serves me. And that’s not always everything included!
Just been “served” a liability notice. Utter joke, they didn’t even put my name on it or sign it. This is for vaccinations we are not doing and even if we did it has no legal standing.
@MatthewHowes20@DeborahMeaden@GNev2 Recruitment is tough across all sectors I’m hearing.
That said, I’m currently leading a very successful campaign. Happy to discuss findings.