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think i said right at the beginning when you were first admitted, learn and understand what you need to do to keep you safe, check everything that is or isnt done for you and ask questions, learn to help the staff to help you. The NHS is a fantastic organisation, I am its biggest fan i would be here no longer without it but it has flaws the same as all organisations. 99.9% of the staff are excellent, but the ball is easily dropped where care overlaps and staff are so stretched, to you it is all personal to the staff it is a career a job, that is important to remember. The organisational issues and admin let it down. i too learned that the hard way. The longer term patients biggest battle however is with themselves, keeping mentally sane focussed and stimulated whilst trapped in there is hugely difficult, your mind is powerful and can either make you or break you, so you must control it and make it work for you, not against. This is simply not understood by the staff or most patients.
In mid March i am planning on walking the 220 miles from my home around the coast path to the hospital that saved my life, walking is what i enjoy doing to relax, i couldn't do that anymore without them for all their faults, id have been dead a long time already, if it were not for the NHS. Each step will be a victory for us both.

they are horrid places to be mate i fully understand that, being stuck in there can really screw you up, the 43 days i spent incarcerated on my first stay last year made me question my own name! i will never have another caged animal like a rabbit ever again as a consequence. You dont really start to get properly better until you escape and get back home once the initial stabilising treatment is done. Will be keeping my fingers crossed for you when tomorrows ward round happens that you can persuade the doc to let you out, but remember that that choice is also yours and if you are 101% you are ok to go, you can, but make sure you are certain, and have all the support outside you need.

they did that to me once when i thought i was being helpful by raising it to help. They explained that without the rails up i could fall out so a tad risky, they were right of course. They also said that while i was out of the bed in the chair its best to keep the bed low incase of a problem and either i need to get on it quickly, or they need to get me on it due to a problem (feel faint or something) its easier with it already down. Their thoughts Might possibly be something along those lines.

interesting?, the post i,replied,too,has vanished, moderators on a sunday or deleted by poster after a rethink?

the church ought to keep there nose out of things that they know little about and concentrate on righting the historical wrongs of their pervy staff.

would they have a need for that much locally?

think your right Tom, better safe than sorry.

Think id be dropping shares in that cruise ship owners as well, if i had any of course. Doesnt look like that boat will be going anywhere soon, so they'll be taking a big hit on lost earnings. A right PITA this bloody thing.

todays falls could be down to the news that chinese commodity buyers are backing out of deals following the pop virus, seem one buyer of copper has joined in.

https://www.investing.com/news/commodities-news/china-reneges-on-commodity-deals-worsening-global-trade-chaos-2078422

might take a bit of time to get through this, interesting comment on the lack of progress re wiring.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-51407951

i work closely with Kiers too, and after 30 years in my own industry i concur, they are the best contractor ive ever worked with, and ive seen them all over the years.

130's coming up then now. Billy you promised no figures :)

thats good news to hear Ken its been a long time languishing for glen, Trump inpeachment out the way too, just need the pop virus to be sorted and the world should pick its socks up again.

J, only if you me and others let them, plenty of old bangers from the 80's still driving around even now :)

yawn, smoking is a filthy deadly habit and needs banning. Good quality point to point transport is a need, and although electric will eat into the oil market over time it is not a suitable replacement currently. Oil will be around for a long long while yet.. I bet you own a car but not a horse like most of us.

and when its raining there wont be a single empty one availible in sight, joe public will love that.

no plant availible in the UK to recycle these big batteries either - they are shipped to the EU, think that might be changing soon re all the kerfuffle of shipping waste around the world (hardly eco is it). And no, they wont be much good to store power in domestic houses like the supporters think for a second use. Oil will be around a while yet.

Morning guys, just off to work (boo) take care of glenda for me, another rise please.

Forget the shares Aether, concentrate on getting yourself better and back home asap :)

like you i recon good old glenda will drop tomorrow, probably by twice as feckin much.

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do the same again tomorrow Scoop :)

certainly wont want shares in NG, them poor buggers will have to upgrade the system and it would cost them billions and billions. Like most utilities, my industry included, they never spend for the future and pinch pennies wherever they can, hoping the day of reckoning never comes - then it does.