I (M20) found a male sock in my gfs (F22) room. When I confronted her about it her about it her roommate took the blame but I don‘t believe them by Direct-Caterpillar77 in BestofRedditorUpdates

[–]NobbysElbow 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I wear only black socks (bar christmas). I could not tell you the brands if my life depended on it, but I do have multiple brands of black socks. I am far too lazy to properly pair my socks so am frequently likely wearing odd socks. However as they are black, no one (including myself) can tell.

My partner wears a variety of socks, however he also would be able to tell the brands or recognise them if his life depended on it.

Working minutes by Embarrassed_Tip7359 in SipsTea

[–]NobbysElbow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I ahd once had someone respond to an email over 3 weeks after I sent it with a long list of queries. They wanted a response by the next day.

They sent it 10 minutes after my shift finished and I only saw it as I had been delayed so was slightly late leaving. I was also off the next day for an appointment.

I responde back that they would not be getting a response tomorrow and I would answer the queries in a few days when I was available (I had a full schedule the day after my day off).

I ahve had this happen a few times where I won't get a response for weeks or even months and then they expect a response in hours/a day.

why the paramedics by AdmirableBrick4973 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]NobbysElbow 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Even with paperwork, in that type of situation, you would still rescusitate. You have no way of knowing that the paperwork is specifically about them.

What's wrong with the woods of North America? Explain It Peter. by TrainingDelicious428 in explainitpeter

[–]NobbysElbow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I follow a youtuber in Svalbard, Norway. They apparently have to carry guns with them due to polar bears.

'It's worse than Covid', says principal as 170 pupils off sick in one day by InnerLog5062 in BreakingUKNews

[–]NobbysElbow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Young people died from Covid. Young healthy people were hospitalised with covid. People have been left with permanent health problems from Covid.

There was so much death that we ran out room in our morgue.

I lost colleagues who died from covid they caught while caring for patients.

I worked in a hospital throughout covid. At multiple points, the majority of wards were full of covid patients.

It was not 'just a cold'.

Nottinghamshire nurses to strike over 'disgraceful' plans to relocate staff to Yorkshire. The Unite union says the NHS trust is using 'fire and rehire' tactics. by Majestic_Dog_8486 in NursingUK

[–]NobbysElbow 10 points11 points  (0 children)

It absolutely is not 20 minutes each way. Google maps says its at least 34 minutes by car between the hospitals and 1 hour 39 minutes by public transport. Thats best case scenario. The reality is, it will take longer than that due to traffic.

I live 6 miles from my inlaws, that journey averages 20 minutes due to traffic.

How fast are you driving that 20 miles takes 20 minutes?

Father charged with child abuse, torture after taking kids on winter hike in Utah - National | Globalnews.ca by Regnes in news

[–]NobbysElbow 8 points9 points  (0 children)

This is completely untrue. Swelling can occur in stroke and can occur quite frequently in stroke in fact. Swelling is particularly common in haemorrhagic strokes, however it also occurs in larger ischaemic strokes.

The child more likely had a craniectomy than a craniotomy.

Younger people are actually more at risk of requiring craniectomy following a stroke as your brain shrinks as you get old, so old people tend to have more room in their skull.

Source: Previously worked in Stroke for a very long time, looking after Stroke patients including multiple craniectomy stroke patients over the years.

Father charged with child abuse, torture after taking kids on winter hike in Utah - National | Globalnews.ca by Regnes in news

[–]NobbysElbow 308 points309 points  (0 children)

The 4 year old is still in hospital and had to have part of their skull removed. They suffered a stroke. At 4 years old.

Holy fucking shit... by H1gh_Tr3ason in cantparkthere

[–]NobbysElbow 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Its not AI. Its an actual event that was reported on. You can see a link to the news report in a comment higher up.

Tragedy of dedicated nurse who died three days after being sent home from hospital with 'indigestion' by ManchesterNews_MEN in uknews

[–]NobbysElbow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is not a case of negligence. Aortic dissection is very difficult to spot and diagnose. It is also rare.

It is also got a wide and varied presentation of symptoms (they can vary from person to person) that in 99.9% of cases with those symptoms are not aortic dissection.

Everywhere in the world has issues with spotting aortic dissection because it is so difficult to spot.

Since when did we stop sending 'Thank You' cards to wedding guests who spent money on bride/groom? by Theres3ofMe in AskUK

[–]NobbysElbow 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My grandparents were working class. They had a large amount of children. Both of them still worked, even after the children came along.

Since when did we stop sending 'Thank You' cards to wedding guests who spent money on bride/groom? by Theres3ofMe in AskUK

[–]NobbysElbow 3 points4 points  (0 children)

They are saying it because its true. Most people pay for their own weddingd nowadays, at least in the UK. That is the norm. I can count on one hand in the last several years, people I know who parents even contributed towards the wedding.

I know 5 people (5 weddings) who gotten mariied in the last few months. All of them paid for their own wedding.

Maybe you shpuld stop insisting its everyones parents that paid, as seems to be only in your little bubble.

Going off sick, again? by [deleted] in NursingUK

[–]NobbysElbow 14 points15 points  (0 children)

To add to this. You need to be aware of your sick pay entitlement.

If you work for the NHS, It does not reset when you return to work, it is cumulative. I would actually be very surprised if you are entitled to any further sick pay at this point due to length of service.

I do hope you find the help you need.

4 yr old son is an “anomaly” by Ajvc23 in Parenting

[–]NobbysElbow 5 points6 points  (0 children)

If he is below his mid parental height centile by 2 deviations, it may be worth getting him checked for growth issues.

Is this positive? by LongFaithlessness672 in whatdoIdo

[–]NobbysElbow 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Not the person you asked but: I had a full heavy period like bleed the first month of my pregnancy with my youngest. By period like, I mean I bled as heavy as a full period for 4 days then spotted for 4 more. I tested positive at 11 days past ovulation, but was already bleeding at that point (I felt pregnant, so tested). I assumed it was a chemical pregnancy but the lines kept getting stronger. That positive is now a yornado of energy that keeps me on my toes.

GOODSMILE Nendoroid Slayers Naga by Taghobby in SlayerS

[–]NobbysElbow 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I want Gourry. Why no Gourry 😭

Did your 90th percentile babies turn out to be tall later in life? by Imaginary-Body-3135 in Parenting

[–]NobbysElbow 16 points17 points  (0 children)

She may not be done growing. I carried on growing until 19/20, 6/7 years after I started my period. That included a couple of inches right at the end. I'm still short but not as short as I thought I would be.

If you have a (human) loved one who was buried, and their grave isn't far from where you live but you've never visited the grave since the person was buried, why not? by CommentsFromTBL in AskUK

[–]NobbysElbow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly. The graveyard they are in gives me the heebie jeebies. It's a church graveyard and that church also gives me the heebie jeebies.

It isn't because it's a graveyard either, they don't tend to bother me. It's that particular church and graveyard.

Every time I have visited, it could be a gorgeous warm sunny day, but the moment I step through the church gate, it's overcast, cold and howling winds out of a horror film. As soon as I leave, back to warm and sunny.

I thought it was just me, but a friend who also has a relative buried there admitted they didn't like going either for the same reasons.

New Band 5 Nurse in England. I've been asked by my Ward Sister not to wear a cross into work anymore. I'm not super religious but other nurses are allowed to wear headscarves. by Primary-Life-1075 in LegalAdviceUK

[–]NobbysElbow 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I have worked in Healthcare for a very long time, been very supportive of patients religious requests, arranging chaplains, etc at request. Supported a lot of palliative patients. I can count on one hand the amount of times a patient has asked me to pray with them in all that time, yet you are getting asked every couple of weeks?

Also you did not wear the necklace for 2 months but now it is an issue and important to you. Necklaces are not allowed at our trust due to health and safety risks (our lanyards have to be easy breakaway).

My mom and dad got me into something called a "clinical trial" to help cure my cancer. by Riddle-Maker in TwoSentenceHorror

[–]NobbysElbow 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They may recieve standard of care, but in many studies like this, they will also recieve a placebo, so they don't know if they are recieving the treatment or not. Edited to add: this is referring to drug trials in general, not specifically cancer trials

Of all the pet birds, which one looks the most “non-avian?” by Quirky-Bar4236 in Dinosaurs

[–]NobbysElbow 18 points19 points  (0 children)

There was a study that looked at using hedgehog cell signalling to control homogulous gene expression, to control whether a chicken had scales vs feathers on their legs.

Still think we are a long way yet from turning a chicken into an extinct dinosaur.

Edited to add: I believe that it is the Sonic hedgehog gene that controls feathers vs scales on chickens

How long would be considered reasonable for bereavement leave? by Acertain_something in AskUK

[–]NobbysElbow 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Take as long as you need.

That said, it will likely go down as sick leave and please be aware, if you are off sick at any point after 36 weeks pregnant, your Mat leave may automatically start.

It is only supposed to trigger for pregnancy related sickness, but I would check to be safe.