Aimee Taylor

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Aimee Taylor

@AimeeNHS

Proud gynae nurse, wife and mum of 3 amazing children,MSc, NMP, CNS

Katılım Mart 2017
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Aimee Taylor@AimeeNHS·
To all those in the RCN please vote for Tracey Budding she has proved her worth as the deputy president and is now standing for president. She is a fantastic nurse which is echoed through her union work
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Aimee Taylor@AimeeNHS·
To all those in the RCN please consider voting for Tracey Budding for president. She is the only candidate standing who is still a front-line nurse and has our best interests at heart. It is postal vote only
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Gareth Stringer
Gareth Stringer@Gareth_Stringer·
This time last year I was in Marrakesh for my 50th and it was 25°. Today I walked the dog and my face froze off. Welcome to 51!
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Historic Vids@historyinmemes·
In Russia, during the Cold War, hundreds of old steam-engine trains were strategically parked on old tracks as a contingency plan in case the Russian electric grid faced any disruptions. The central Perm region of Russia is home to a unique sight - a train cemetery filled with dozens of steam locomotives from the 20th century, dating as far back as 1936 and as recent as 1956. Over the years, around 140 locomotives were stored there, but as technology advanced, steam engines were gradually replaced by electric power, rendering these reserve trains obsolete. As maintenance on the locomotives ceased, they fell into disrepair, succumbing to rust and overgrown vegetation. In recent times, some of the abandoned trains have been purchased and removed by Chinese owners, while others have been restored and transformed into exhibits at various museums and memorials. This train cemetery remains as a testament to an era when steam locomotives played a vital role in Russia's transportation infrastructure during the Cold War.
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Akanksha Garg@akanksha28garg·
Bittersweet moment as I finish my last labour ward night shift as a SHO in the U.K. A huge thank you to the patients, colleagues, mentors and friends along the way. I wouldn’t be half the doctor I am without the wonderful people who have supported and taught me so much. 💙🤍💙
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Dr Liz O'Riordan@Liz_ORiordan·
Should you stop taking the pill to reduce your risk of #breastcancer?
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Christine Carter
Christine Carter@Christi37433153·
Surprisingly, Not feeling too bad after impromptu after work drinks with my lovely #teamgynae colleagues
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Christine Carter@Christi37433153·
Covid has finally caught up with me. I’ve spent most of the past 48 hours asleep. I dread to think what it would have been like without the vaccines and I’ll be first in the queue for my booster x
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Amanda@Pandamoanimum·
Characters from various kids TV shows dancing to Firestarter by The Prodigy.
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