Faye_2003
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OMFG @ thread 
Chloe I mainly work on haemotology at the moment but I'll take any spare shifts going on any ward after my contracted hours are up, you should really see a chiro though 
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Fad
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I would intentionally shit myself just so she would have to bed bath me! 
this is not as bad an idea as it sounds
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chloe16v
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tbh i use to see a physio didnt do any good though  any chance of getting me a job faye? every job going says you need to have some caring experience
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sand-eel
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Physio is for after care isn't it? eg when I broke my leg in 2 places, I went to physio.
Chiropractors (sp) are for sore joints/muscles and shit I thought?
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Faye_2003
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You will need experience without a degree or diploma I'm afraid unless you do one of them volunary things for a month to show you're caring and good at working with ill people etc...
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chloe16v
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i put in to do voluntary work about 18 months ago but never heard anything else from it
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Faye_2003
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Physio is for after care isn't it? eg when I broke my leg in 2 places, I went to physio.
Chiropractors (sp) are for sore joints/muscles and shit I thought?
A chiro is someone you see when there is no known root cause for your back problems, you hire them to fix whatever is wrong with you at that time, physiotherapy is a method used to aid recovery from injuries, a natural healing process which is all about making you work and feel better.
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Faye_2003
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i put in to do voluntary work about 18 months ago but never heard anything else from it
We get more volunteers than graduates Purely because it's easier to work for free for 1-2months than it is to go through 3 years of uni on Bursary
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Munchie
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i have a very shit blood count, i work for clinical research
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chloe16v
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i had Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction while i was pregnant and made it almost impossible to move with back and pelvic pain thats why i was sent to physio
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Faye_2003
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Ouch, usually with SPD we'd refer you to physio, along with giving you a back support brace, the use of a TENS machine and strong opioid painkillers ie. co-codomal or tramadol ultram.
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Munchie
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what technique of blood draw?!
Butterfly or monovette needle?
haha
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chloe16v
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i had a back brace and pain killers and was given exercices to do but none worked at all i had pain for 9 months, 6 while pregnant then 3 after untill my body sorted itself out but i have always suffered back an hip probs so that didnt help things
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chloe16v
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Originally posted by Munchie
what technique of blood draw?!
Butterfly or monovette needle?
haha
it takes a special person to get my blood i dont like giving it up
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Munchie
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Drink loads of water, ull be fine! I hardly ever miss! unless I have been out the night before
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chloe16v
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i do drink lots of water before but i have tiny veins i had a low platelet count a couple of months ago an ended up getting stuck with 6 needles in one day by 3 different people to try an get my blood
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AMATEURS!
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Originally posted by chloe16v
i put in to do voluntary work about 18 months ago but never heard anything else from it
We get more volunteers than graduates Purely because it's easier to work for free for 1-2months than it is to go through 3 years of uni on Bursary
Lets not speak about living on the bursary
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Ouch, usually with SPD we'd refer you to physio, along with giving you a back support brace, the use of a TENS machine and strong opioid painkillers ie. co-codomal or tramadol ultram.
i had co-codomal last year when i had tonsilitus(sp), quinsey(sp) and meningitus (sp) all at the same time 
that stuff makes you loopy as hell
had to be on the maximum dosage the doctors would let me
not a nice taste either if i recall
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Tramadol's the fun stuff, never had it myself but my dad had it a while back after dropping a vending machine off a taillift and then trying to catch it 
Completely wrecked the muscles in one leg, looked like just that one leg had been attacked with baseball bats so he ended up on that stuff and he was well out of it He went in work why he was still on it and was telling us how a 5 min job took him 2 hours cos he kept forgetting what he was doing
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Would prefer lawrah tbh imo
Faye FTW.
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Originally posted by Faye_2003
OMFG @ thread
Chloe I mainly work on haemotology at the moment but I'll take any spare shifts going on any ward after my contracted hours are up, you should really see a chiro though
I think you'd be good to get my blood flowing
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Originally posted by Faye_2003
OMFG @ thread
Chloe I mainly work on haemotology at the moment but I'll take any spare shifts going on any ward after my contracted hours are up, you should really see a chiro though
I think you'd be good to get my blood flowing
Smoooooooooooth 
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LukeS
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smootheness
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Graeme
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Tramadol is awsome stuff untill i started to become addicted to it.
When i fractured T5 and T6 in my back i was on it for a while and then i was on something aswell caled col coldomol or something? all i know was that i was wiped out and dont remember alot.
But one thing i do remeber was bed baths, some hot nurses there but could be hard times not getting a stonk on!
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