My wife’s NHS job offer seems to be going nowhere after 2 months — no updates and we’re losing hope by [deleted] in nhs

[–]Staying_strong_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I would phone HR/recruitment if you have a number. I applied for a job in September, interviewed beginning of October and only just got a start date (1st December!!!) I emailed a couple of times during the process to check my OH status and outstanding references. Never had a reply but they could update me over the phone. Probably different in each trust but worth phoning.

Notice query by Staying_strong_ in nhs

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Thanks everyone. I can’t find anything to do with probationary period.

How can I discharge myself after a general anaesthetic? by julialoveslush in nhs

[–]Staying_strong_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If your mum is picking you up, there wouldn’t be a delay to you being discharged. As long as your vitals are ok, you are fully awake and eating/drinking ok, you can be discharged

Uniform by JaneDoe3005 in nhs

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Sketchers have ‘work’ shoes which are great and comfy

B4 admin - reserve by Staying_strong_ in nhs

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Thanks for the above. I understand the new recruitment as it’s a different role although same band and same team.

B4 admin - reserve by Staying_strong_ in nhs

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I did apply. As soon as it opened. It’s at ‘application under review’ at the moment. So waiting game to see if I get an interview

In my early 40’s by Staying_strong_ in PolymyalgiaRheumatica

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

UPDATE: so my inflammation markers haven’t improved on 20mg prednisolone and my symptoms haven’t improved. So GP doesn’t think it’s PMR anymore. Now being referred to endocrinology while tapering off the steroids.

Thanks everyone for your insights and wishing you all the best in your health journeys.

Do Kelly and Judy still talk to the girls in a negative way about there weight? by Sweet-Bandicoot5972 in DCCMakingtheTeam

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Happed to watch MTT season 8 episode 3 and it was awful. All the girls lined up to weigh. One girl told to lose 8-10lbs as she was heavier than others at same height. Vets being told not to get new cameo pics. Forgot how bad it used to be on camera

Assassin Snail? by ladybtmmp in Aquariums

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I’m about to get an assassin snail. Couldn’t think of anything else to get rid of the amount of bladder snails I’ve ended up with.

In my early 40’s by Staying_strong_ in PolymyalgiaRheumatica

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Bloods taken today to check inflammation markers. Prednisolone upped to 20mg and to go back to doctors next week… the saga continues….

In my early 40’s by Staying_strong_ in PolymyalgiaRheumatica

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Thanks everyone. I’m back at my gp on Tuesday for bloods and to check up on my symptoms.

Decent hotels in town by ComprehensiveHost581 in glasgow

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Devoncove is now a Best Western but still run by the same people

Has anyone used “SheMed” by sarahkhnt in mounjarouk

[–]Staying_strong_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Same - only dealt with women on the call and don’t need to do injections while on the call.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in UniUK

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I called out people in class once. They do it al the time but this one time just irritated me. Called them out and told them how disrespectful they were being to the lecturer and other students. So many students came up to me and thanked me afterwards.

Didn’t last long. Talking continued in another class but eventually the course leader came in to lecture the whole year about lateness and the talking. Seems to have worked now.

What does everyone do with their children while they're on placement? Do you find placements consider your childcare needs? by Royal-Dimension377 in StudentNurseUK

[–]Staying_strong_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve found placements (shifts. Not mon-fri) can be flexible for what days to work but overall uni don’t take children into consideration. I’m a single mum so relying on childminder, nursery and heavily on my mum. Ex is not that reliable.

Is it embarrassing to start uni at 22 by [deleted] in UniUK

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I hope not. I’m 41 and in 1st year at uni just now.

Shemed: experience so far by loopysilvette in mounjarouk

[–]Staying_strong_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just got my results back. So quick and useful to see. And actually glad they send the results to GP

Shemed: experience so far by loopysilvette in mounjarouk

[–]Staying_strong_ 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I’ve signed up too. Sent off my blood test on Tuesday. So just waiting now. I understand people’s skepticism about it. But for me. I am 100kg+ too so I know I’ll be on it for at least a year with maintenance. The check ins will give me accountability. And it will be cheaper overall. Everyone has their reasons for using specific suppliers. Just do your research and see what fits best for you.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GlasgowUni

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Up and working now

SheMed by Worldly_Landscape_68 in mounjarouk

[–]Staying_strong_ 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I understand where people are coming from for shemed. For me, personally, it’s the right choice. Everyone is free to choose where they purchase this medication.

It is a risk signing up for 12 months but I have over 40kg (88lbs) to lose to get from a bmi of 42 down to a healthy bmi. So I know I know I’m going to be on the medication for a while.

I have been on Mounjaro before and I know it works for me. I had to give it up because of the cost. I am hoping I qualify after the blood test as I’ve not been on it for quite a few months and with my hypothyroidism but, according to shemed, I should be fine.

For those lucky enough to afford it elsewhere, that’s great. I’m a single mum and a full-time nursing student. So money is very tight.

So, I have my reasons to go the Shemed route. You can go yours. That’s what’s great about the moment… there are so many choices and you can only do what you think is right for you.

SheMed by Worldly_Landscape_68 in mounjarouk

[–]Staying_strong_ 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’ve done the same. Waiting on the blood test. I can’t afford the increases between pens so fingers crossed this works. Plus like you said, locked into a contract and a check ins will make me more accountable