The adventures and life of a Specialist Nurse in Upper GI and Bariatric surgery. If you then double and triple this by having a primary school age child AND being married to another Nurse then you have double the trouble….aehm I mean fun. Hobbies are playing chess, board games and being taxi for our son!!!
Pseudocyst Blog
A personal notebook from Somerset: Upper GI nursing, NHS observations, junior sport, chess, board games, family travel and the dry administrative comedy of ordinary life.
Recent observations from the ward, the sideline and the board-game table.
Disclaimer As always, this is a personal blog about family life, junior sport and the increasingly questionable decisions that lead otherwise sensible adults to spend seven hours beside…
Disclaimer This is a family blog involving junior sport, parental observations, questionable nutritional planning and absolutely no claim whatsoever that I know how to coach tennis. The children…
Disclaimer This entry contains Marvel superheroes, deck-building, unnecessary mathematics and fairly compelling evidence that I have developed a cardboard-related problem. No actual supervillains were harmed. Loki, however, has…
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Disclaimer This blog contains junior tennis, parental over-analysis, FAST4 mathematics, relentless sunshine and an eight-year-old who regards losing as a temporary administrative error. No children were harmed in…
Disclaimer This article contains Cornwall, unexpected rain, questionable nutritional decisions, extinct reptiles, seals doing absolutely nothing productive and a piece of technology so ancient that it required explaining…
Disclaimer This article contains German visitors, British public transport, competitive board gaming, Somerset cider and recreational sheep. No Upper GI emergencies occurred during the writing of this post,…
Disclaimer This article contains scenes of mild sporting disappointment, unexplained administrative decision-making and an alarming number of children’s activities. No cricket executives were harmed during the writing of…
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Disclaimer This article contains junior tennis, extreme temperatures, competitive parents pretending not to watch, repeated visits to a coded toilet and an England football match in which defending…