Worked a long day today, I must be crackers. I can't believe I am so tired as it has been a nice shift for a change. How on Earth could the government expect us to work until we are 65. I think it will be dangerous working in acute areas at that age. I know plenty of people who are struggling and they are much younger. All I can say is that it will certainly put patients at risk. I can just imagine someone of 65 trying to run the length of the ward with the defib, she would probably need use of it herself after that. There are people at work who can't do shifts on labour ward due to bad backs etc and they are all significantly younger than 65.
My mum has had the dog for the afternoon. She's sleeping in her chair now as she's probably spent all afternoon chasing my mum's cats. It's her favourite hobby. Thankfully my mum hasn't noticed any blood in the dogs wee, I have got her at it too. The poor dog is starting to become paranoid and looks furtive everytime she heads for the garden. I might have to stop examining it soon as I can't afford dog psychotherapy.
My mum has had the dog for the afternoon. She's sleeping in her chair now as she's probably spent all afternoon chasing my mum's cats. It's her favourite hobby. Thankfully my mum hasn't noticed any blood in the dogs wee, I have got her at it too. The poor dog is starting to become paranoid and looks furtive everytime she heads for the garden. I might have to stop examining it soon as I can't afford dog psychotherapy.