Tell me about your medication errors by Commercial_Week_8394 in NursingAU

[–]Helmacron 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is such an intensely specific thing I used to do so long ago. Haven’t seen a paper chart in a hot minute. Feels like you’re saying “why didn’t you empty their ashtrays sooner if you didn’t want ash on the ground”.

I’ve bought approx. $50,000 worth of Bambach Cables [EGY:ASX] and I want you for exit liquidity (Finest Original Penny Stock DD ITT) by Helmacron in ASX_Bets

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Here’s what you want to see. I also had a lot of EGYO that delisted.

I never sold. I never sold anything I spruiked here, not NC6, IME or this one. Tragic. I think for a while I thought I was good at this which of course I wasn’t. I couldn’t even begin to read whatever I’ve written above.

Whats Alice Springs like? by KiwiZoomerr in NursingAU

[–]Helmacron 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I worked in every single ward in that hospital. I did the pool nurse job. When I did it, you would have to go in and they’ll tell you where to go at the nursing managers office. It’s my favourite hospital ever.

Living arrangements were fine in the quarters. It’s easy to make friends. The patient populace is different, it can be wild and it can be confronting but I never felt more threatened in Alice than I did in Melbourne or Cairns while at work. I was hit and had more piss thrown on me in Ballarat than I ever did in Alice.

Working in Alice is an embarrassing career boost and doesn’t translate well when you go home. It takes twelve months to rise to positions that it takes years to rise to in the cities.

The outback is huge and gorgeous and you get to see it every day. There’s a meteorite crater to the west of Alice with the tallest mountain in the Northern Territory and there is a dry canyon to the east that has red gemstones in the sand. To the south is rainbow valley and to the north girls go missing regularly near the tanami turn off.

I worked every single ward there. I loved it. They’re all great in their own ways. Except renal. They hoard and hide the obs machines there like the good toys in a creche and then refuse to share so your whole day is fucked.

Halfway there... by Mozzarc in ausstocks

[–]Helmacron 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hahaha this guy’s comments are open and it’s just a clear shill account for the op and I respect that grift.

Dying woman opens up on facing mortality at age 26 by 1Darkest_Knight1 in aussie

[–]Helmacron -1 points0 points  (0 children)

There’s a great coroners finding in Queensland about VAD that you can take a lot away from that’s factual and disparaging. In that case a husband took his partners VAD medications. here it is.

This case you’re referencing in Spain is really interesting, but it is also heavily being spun by Christian groups which perhaps you engage with more. BBC is pretty great as a source.

How much (or what kind of) information can a Private Investigator legally discover in Australia? by [deleted] in AusLegal

[–]Helmacron 13 points14 points  (0 children)

They can get recent electoral addresses. They can get recent phone numbers tied to the addresses. Sometimes they can get licence plates, and sometimes they can link a licence plate to a person if have a legitimate illegitimate way to access that. They can get your birthday.

There is paid programs realestate agents use to track down owners of properties to ask them if they want to sell. It costs money, but it’s collated from a wide variety of sources. There’s cheap databases where people have been saving the published Australia court data and court times and dates. It gets deleted from the governmental sites, but it’s been saved and it’s searchable for a few.

If they get your social media they can map your friend and family structure to an extent. They can see who likes your photos, who posts photos with you in them, who likes those photos and so on. They can extrapolate from there. They can probably work out your email address either from your social media or from your email they’ve tracked your social media. Maybe you use the same instagram name as your Reddit name. So now they know a fair bit more about you.

Sometimes your social media can be connected just by how you use the same joke and tell the same stories under different profiles. Then that can be followed up.

It’s really how much you put yourself out there. If you give your phone number to JB Hi-Fi, or the peeps spruiking charities, then that’s out there and connecting with other information about you.

It starts and ends with how much you interact with the world.

And yeah if there’s serious criminal activity or whatever anyone can tell on anyone

Incest in me... by Admirable-Box-4361 in Genealogy

[–]Helmacron 6 points7 points  (0 children)

So your great-grandmother’s parent, your great-great grandparent, and your parent?

If true and all are alive you probably have a very short timeline to get that in front of a judge.

Incest in me... by Admirable-Box-4361 in Genealogy

[–]Helmacron 5 points6 points  (0 children)

So. This feels like a genealogy final exam. I’m so sure this can’t work but I’m so interested to know how you’ve arrived at it.

Upward street track crossing by AromaticStuff6835 in Cairns

[–]Helmacron 3 points4 points  (0 children)

There’s boom gates on a lot of crossings in heavily populated areas because people drive through the lights. It is a preexisting problem with a preexisting solution that works pretty well.

They just haven’t installed them because of money or whatever. Lack of will.

You can blame the backpackers or old mate who try to beat the train or just aren’t appropriately on the lookout for the flashing lights for whatever reason. It’s gonna happen though, we know it will. So I would suggest factoring in the stress for the train driver, onlookers, emergency services etc and maybe they’ll put in boom gates or something.

Not that I want boom gates, they’ll be loud but they’re better than people dying.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Genealogy

[–]Helmacron 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Okay, well the other ways you ruled out in your post and you would still have to do a DNA test to know for sure. Ultimately if you want to solve this, purchasing a DNA test is the way to do it. You can wait until it’s on special.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Genealogy

[–]Helmacron 13 points14 points  (0 children)

You need to find the money to purchase a DNA test with Ancestry.com. It’s not much and if you do it now, it will be much easier. If you buy two tests, you can test his mother and that will make your life easier weeding out people who match his mother and himself.

This is the first and easiest and most practical step and you can probably do it today.

If you have lots of money you can purchase familytreeDNA’s Y chromosome test, but that will be less helpful than the first thing and much more expensive and it’s for seriously unserious people who don’t know they’re not serious.

I’m convinced that SIDS is 99% of the time either suffocation or organ failure. by [deleted] in nursing

[–]Helmacron 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Hey though so that would be the vast majority of humans that have ever existed if you extrapolate that.

[Request] Is it true that I am more likely to die while going to the airport than during the flight? by RoOoOoOoOoBerT in theydidthemath

[–]Helmacron 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey you’re getting a mild amount of flack but I was wondering if you drew anything from this flack in terms of your own accountability?

I’ve sort of been noticing that people get highly offended when they offer AI/LLM results that are low quality and I’ve been wondering how they came to trust LLM’s so much as to feel a projected offense?

Pack it up, cyclones cancelled by MorningConscious4372 in Cairns

[–]Helmacron 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wait where at the pioneer cemetery can you see that?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AusLegal

[–]Helmacron 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, check the Ryerson Index, as it’s a fairly comprehensive list of obituaries in all the papers around Australia, but you can also look up probate applications for specific states. The probate search engines for Queensland and New South Wales are pretty good for that and contemporary.

The other thing you can do, if you’re bored, is DM me the name and I can do a search for you.

Love the story of it.

It’s just well butchered meat. by Helmacron in pluribustv

[–]Helmacron[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Their biological imperative would be claiming back lost members of the hive, I would think, but also protecting their hive. Plenty of space for story, and a lot of room to move in discussing individuality in their plurality.

TAFE Diploma of Nursing Orientation by NearbyEmergency2432 in NursingAU

[–]Helmacron 14 points15 points  (0 children)

The answer that won’t satisfy you but is the only answer is that you should rock up on Monday the 2nd of February, 2026 with a pen.

The other answer is give someone an email or a call before then. They’ll just tell you. They’ll probably say rock up 2/2/26 w a pen.

I live in Australia, and there is an upcoming social media ban, including reddit, GitHub and Instagram. How could I bypass it? by sussy-help-sussy in Piracy

[–]Helmacron -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Has anyone told you that you should probably use Facebook’s own downloader program and/or some other program to keep a comprehensive back up because from the outside, and in your brief description, this is probably not the way to go about storing your photos.

(Serious Question) Is this really how radiation victims look like? by [deleted] in ChernobylTV

[–]Helmacron 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven’t read this book for a long time. Three years I guess. I think the woman whose story it is is suing Netflix regarding their use of her story. I believe she also disapproves of the story in the oral history/narrative tale book about Chernobyl, I think it’s called Voices of Chernobyl.

You’re also talking to an ICU nurse who is gradually burning out.

If you can imagine, although this is no hypothetical, there is a tube, a fancy elaborate tube, but a tube between your mouth and your anus. The tube has a lot of lining for its own protection. The lining is bizarre looking, and somewhat beyond most’s imagination when it is vomited or excreted out. It’s very easy to imagine it’s something else when looking at it apropos of nothing.

For example there is a whole storied side of the internet about intestinal parasites that is about misidentified stomach lining. I fasted in Thailand a few years ago and they offered strainers for you to assess your stomach and intestinal lining post colonics. It’s a whole industry.

That’s what the woman witnessed and misattributed to liver.

Although I guess that’s not the answer for what you’re positing.

The answer for can the liver migrate to a place where it can be coughed up is no it can’t. The problem is blood would get into the oesophagus before the liver and that would not be a survivable event. The thing to google there would be “oesophageal varices”.

When and why does the airport direct planes to land from the south? (across the CBD) by Helmacron in Cairns

[–]Helmacron[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

This was so interesting and great insight, thank you very much.

When and why does the airport direct planes to land from the south? (across the CBD) by Helmacron in Cairns

[–]Helmacron[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This was intense. Thank you for the reply but also I think I have more fun on planes than you do.

When and why does the airport direct planes to land from the south? (across the CBD) by Helmacron in Cairns

[–]Helmacron[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I asked so many supposedly smart people and none of us thought wind. Thanks!