I suggest @Grannylorraine injects anywhere but in public toilets! Soz, couldn’t resist! 😛good luck with your first MJ shot. Do you know where you’re going to inject?
I will definitely get to Chester soon as it's not far from home. My next visit might be with soon-to-be (in a few hours!) hubby who is dairy-intolerant just after honeymoon so I might not get to do gelato on that visit, but there will be others!@42istheanswer should have congratulated you onnHS and the upcoming wedding.
If you get to Chester do visit Lucas.
Good morning/moaning! Only a hour in bed and woken by Phantom Pain. I usually take Paracetamol before bed as it seems to reduce the chances or limit it to mild/moderate but now severe!BG 7.7
Cloudy - not raining.
Oooh didn’t realise it was so soon. Have a fabulous day.I will definitely get to Chester soon as it's not far from home. My next visit might be with soon-to-be (in a few hours!) hubby who is dairy-intolerant just after honeymoon so I might not get to do gelato on that visit, but there will be others!
Gorgeous!Morning all. 6.7 here.🙂
Here's Siglen (pronounced Shiglen). Means wagtail in Welsh. I'm head over heels in!!
OMG! How cute.Morning all. 6.7 here.🙂
Here's Siglen (pronounced Shiglen). Means wagtail in Welsh. I'm head over heels in!!
Oh lovely - I worked at a community hospital (hence I was in at night while the midwife was on call at home) and absolutely loved it. I often ended up assisting the midwife with the birth at night as the second midwife didn't usually get there on time so it was such a lovely role. 15 minutes sounds much better (although hope you don't get called in more because of it!). Where in the country are you?I am! I'm a community midwife - so no night shifts (except when I'm on call for home births or hospital support). When I was a hospital midwife, I liked night shifts - the atmosphere is lovely at overnight births. It was only when I stopped doing nights that I realised how much better I feel when I work office hours!
It was emotional but it was lovely too. I've worked with a wonderful group of colleagues so it's a wrench to leave them.
My new job is the same. I'm still going to be a community midwife but at a different Trust. It will be a 15 min drive instead of the hour plus I've been commuting for the past 2 years.
@freesia. I'm glad you've been able to make that decision and feel at peace with it.