@Rockenjud The spelling and grammar you use makes me question your intelligence
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Got in trouble again for telling a patient with cancer to cut down on sugars, carbs, junk food, eat healthy, organic food. I was told I'm a nurse not a nutritionist or dietician. Ok Felicia but in my nursing program I took more the 4 days of nutrition classes then medical students take. That alone makes me more qualified then a doctors nutrition advice
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When Pavel Nedvěd pulls the trigger… it’s already over.
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Smartest Republican President of the new millennium
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@MotivacionesF Interesting that he said nothing about that atrocious penalty box foul on pogba by Daniel Alves prior to the second barca goal?
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ANDREA PIRLO: "¿El momento más difícil de mi carrera? Corrí miles de kilómetros y jugué muchas finales, pero la final de UEFA Champions League ante el FC Barcelona fue lo más complicado."
"En el minuto 90, el Barcelona nos sacaba 2 goles de ventaja, pero habían sido ampliamente superiores a nosotros en todos los sentidos. Yo miraba alrededor y veía a todos los jugadores del Barça cerca de mi zona."
"Me sentía como un niño. Gracias a Xavi e Iniesta pude hacer el trabajo de un joven de 20 años durante el partido, porque corrí demasiado tras el balón, pero al final, me paré y lloré de impotencia al verme superado. Quería decir adiós al fútbol con una Champions ganada”.
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@juvenewslive @Gazzetta_it @Juventus_Reborn Is this not the same as when they think they'll take yildiz from us?
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Juventus see Calafiori as a potential starter in the left centre-back role, a position they’ve been looking to fill for some time. The outcome of any possible transfer will depend on his willingness. #Juventus
[@Gazzetta_it via @Juventus_Reborn]
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I will give this another try. Does anyone know where I can get ʿImād al-Shāfʿī’s Tawqīf al-Ḥukkām? If you have a copy to sell, please comment below.
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@JakeB_99_ @beffybadbelly Mate, he said 'incestous' in that interview? He is not well spoken
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@beffybadbelly He’s a well spoken British guy living in a multi-millionaire American neighborhood 💀
I don’t think you understand how to use “Gammons” correctly.
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@fandompulse 'Incestous?' I think he means incessant. Embarrassed for all British people cos he's the exact kinda nutter who's making us look stupid
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Ronnie Taylor, the man beat up by Alan Ritchson, explains how the fight started.
"There are numerous people in our neighborhood who caught all of this on Ring doorbells of him speeding through the neighborhood."
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@wesstreeting Why are they more likely to be referred? Cos people will sit around a wait for the likes of Shipman and Letby to go on a spree before referring them just cos they're 'local'
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Katie’s right.
This is absolutely mad.
Guess who created this mess? The Conservatives.
Guess which Government has just passed emergency legislation to clean up this mess: Labour.
Don’t worry, Katie. Lots done, lots more to do.
Katie Lam@Katie_Lam_MP
Doctors trained overseas are 2.5 times more likely to be referred to the medical regulator for malpractice. It's totally insane that the NHS is prioritising overseas doctors over our most talented medical graduates. It's a terrible deal for doctors and patients alike.
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@90sgoldenera @2manypeople4me @rayaddisonlive Aye, a just comparison to those actually working to save lives. Please...
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@wasimzi @2manypeople4me @rayaddisonlive Had family members in the Army, Royal Marines & worked in the pit. Please..
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Hellish day in A&E. The doctors and nurses are working flat out but the constant stream of patients is just too much. When I was a kid if you went to A&E you saw people with broken arms and bloody eye patches, things cut off or sticking out of their head. Today it was just people who couldn't get a GP appointment. Why do we not have enough doctor's surgeries in this country? Is it financially unviable to run one, too expensive to become a GP, or no longer a sought after career? What the hell is going on?
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@90sgoldenera @2manypeople4me @rayaddisonlive Your golden 90s eras came at the expense of GPs' health. I know many GPs who worked exactly as you say and suffered stress induced MIs, had no time for life outside of their work and were wiped out for it even when they were free.
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@wasimzi @2manypeople4me @rayaddisonlive Practise used to have more GPs. They worked Monday to Friday. You could queue up in the morning, & pick your Dr. Since Covid. It’s changed for the worse. GPs don’t work Monday to Friday & less of them. Can’t get to see a doctor. Cheaper staff seeing people. More stress on A&E’s
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@2manypeople4me @90sgoldenera @rayaddisonlive I'm not sure if there is a misunderstanding of the maths at this point on his part or he genuinely just needs every GP to work 50+hrs a week
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@90sgoldenera @wasimzi @rayaddisonlive Why does each Dr need to work 5 days a week?
If there is fudning for 120hrs GP time, why is that any different offered by 2 GPs doing 60hr weeks or 4 GPs doing 30hr weeks?
We certainly need more GPs as there are not enough to meet demand, but that needs more funding
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@90sgoldenera @2manypeople4me @rayaddisonlive If 2 people can cover that workload instead of one without leaving GPs unemployed as they are now, is that also reasonable?
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@wasimzi @2manypeople4me @rayaddisonlive Pretty reasonable to work 5 days a week isn’t it. When people can’t get an appointment is it not reasonable to expect a doctor to be working Monday to Friday?
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@StuartW1976 @CitizenBad123 @rayaddisonlive I think the not too subtle mention of English being a second language underpins this person's real intentions
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@CitizenBad123 @rayaddisonlive The fact you can’t differentiate why you as a layperson might be told don’t use Google to diagnose yourself vs why a qualified medical professional might use it is quite telling.
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@2manypeople4me @90sgoldenera @rayaddisonlive Some people won't be happy with doctors until they give their entire life for their patients.
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@90sgoldenera @rayaddisonlive Why would it help?
If there is funding to pay for 120 hours of GP time, why does that matter if it is 2 people doign 60hr weeks of 4 people doing 30hr weeks? Output and cost are the same.
Population has risen but funding for GP has not kept pace, so there is no money to increase
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@Parody_RCGP Don't know what he's on about. Urgent care is far more protected to work in than GP. 15 min slots with no queries/referrals/admin etc. Can't say I've ever been annoyed to seen any overspill in UTC
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Love how they end with "no easy answer to this" whilst kicking GPs along the way "annoyed having to pick up the slack".
Can't wait till we go private. Can't wait.
🥰mamalovesherbears@mamabearoflots
@epionymous @dave_dlt Like you - I’m not a GP - but I do know that our urgent care do get incredibly annoyed having to pick up the slack - I guess their the ‘on call’ for the whole area - not just the one GP out of hours team ….there’s definitely no easy answer to all of this …
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Utter nonsense.
If you have pain, you have something going on somewhere in your body.
Do you know how many doctors told me that there was nothing wrong with me, and that the pain was "psychosomatic?"
WRONG.
As it turns out, having poor blood flow due to
David Clarke, MD@daveclarkemd
Your body doesn’t need to be damaged for your brain to produce pain. This is one of the most important discoveries in modern pain science. The brain constructs pain based on stress, trauma, emotions, and other challenges, not just actual injury. If the brain believes you’re in danger, whether from physical, emotional, or psychological issues, it can generate pain as an expression of distress. The pain is 100% real. The damage is not required.
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As someone who works in Insurance it's interesting to see posts like this.
Aria@wydAriaX
Car insurance should give us back money at the end of the year for having no accidents 😭😭
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