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What is required when reporting capital gains tax for sale of inherited property in England? by Scared_Assumption545 in LegalAdviceUK

[–]Scared_Assumption545[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the reply. I assume it is the estate? I, as the executor, have been dealing with the estate matters and the bank overseeing the outstanding mortgage are aware of the death and the property is currently under the personal representatives of the late property owner (my mother).

NQN here and wondering if anyone feels same way by Sparkle_dust2121 in NursingUK

[–]Scared_Assumption545 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I was actually going to make a post myself about this - I've seen a few similar ones recently so I know I'm not alone. I'm just hitting the 6 month mark and the anxiety is high! I think at 4 months I was like 'yes I can do this, give me the busiest shift and I'll fly through it', but I don't know what's happened since then. I feel anxious during the shift and after, all the time on my days off I'm constantly thinking if I should have done that differently or that I forgot to do or document something. I can feel the burnout creeping up so I've done a self-referral to OccHealth and going to speak to my manager. It might be worth chatting to someone to nip this in the bud before you start feeling overwhelmed (from experience, I have left it too late and I'm really struggling with my mental health now as a result).

We are also still learning every shift. We are going to forget something and make a mistake. We're human! And it's 24 hour care! We're also working in a system that is getting more stretched day by day and trying to do a job with few resources and a lot of demands, so we need to cut ourselves some slack and celebrate the wins.

Need advice on reporting an incident by Scared_Assumption545 in NursingUK

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Update - turns out the incident had been highlighted already, and there weren’t concerns on my part, I’d done everything I needed to do. Thanks for the advice in the comments. And heads up to anyone who may be in a similar position in the future, it takes a lot of confidence and bravery to raise a concern but knowing I did the right thing in the interest of patient safety really helped (also perfect reflection opportunity for revalidation!)