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Nice People Thread Number 10 -the official residence of Nice People
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Economics on top of Matsh economics and physics...purses lips - after all that is what I have.
Does he really want a proper job straight away rather than some traveling?
I will PM you the company website, we took on 2 grads last year, we aim for 1 or 2 a year) but may well take on one more this year.
Funnily enough. ......
Am off to the Docs whilst you lot all sleep. I got here and just missed a bus then got a chocolate bar because I got hungry...and missed the next one!0 -
Saw the specialist. He reckons that it's not a Whartin's Tumour although that it's probably a tumour.
I need to wait a couple of weeks and then go for another biopsy. Then he'll probably cut whatever it is out.0 -
lemonjelly wrote: »anyone heard off bugslet? Seems a while since she was here. Hoping she's ok...
I think she posted on here yesterday?Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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Saw the specialist. He reckons that it's not a Whartin's Tumour although that it's probably a tumour.
I need to wait a couple of weeks and then go for another biopsy. Then he'll probably cut whatever it is out.
Hm. Is Leon still likely to be benign?
Why do you need to wait again?
I'm frustrated for you, how are you feeling?Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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Doozergirl wrote: »Hm. Is Leon still likely to be benign?
Why do you need to wait again?
I'm frustrated for you, how are you feeling?
The doctor said that Leon is likely to be benign but I guess what the hell else are you going to say?
Frustrated and bored of seeing doctors is how I feel. And a bit cross to be messed around. It's nobody's faulty, im just generally grumpy about it.0 -
I got here and just missed a bus then got a chocolate bar because I got hungry...and missed the next one!
That's either a very frequent Bus service.................or a very big bar of chocolate !!!
Good luck mate.'In nature, there are neither rewards nor punishments - there are Consequences.'0 -
The doctor said that Leon is likely to be benign but I guess what the hell else are you going to say?
Frustrated and bored of seeing doctors is how I feel. And a bit cross to be messed around. It's nobody's faulty, im just generally grumpy about it.
Sorry you didn't get a diagnosis; I guess this is just going to be a long running saga thingie. Australian healthcare isn't so different to the NHS after all. They're all doctors.“The ideas of debtor and creditor as to what constitutes a good time never coincide.”
― P.G. Wodehouse, Love Among the Chickens0 -
That's either a very frequent Bus service.................or a very big bar of chocolate !!!
Good luck mate.
They do go for the supersized bars and crisp packets and drinks here. We're the most obese nation on the planet I believe. Go Aussie!Sorry you didn't get a diagnosis; I guess this is just going to be a long running saga thingie. Australian healthcare isn't so different to the NHS after all. They're all doctors.
We all make mistakes and TBH a big part of the reason for the doc wanting a second diagnosis is because [STRIKE]he gets a kick back from the diagnostic company[/STRIKE] I am not 70 and not a smoker and 70 year old smokers get the tumour I was diagnosed with.
The main advantage over the NHS is that it all happens a lot faster, the disadvantage is price. I had to pay $200 today, basically to be told to go and spend another $250. Now I'll get the majority of both of those costs back but I'll be out of pocket to the tune of $100-120 at a guess.
I'll get the new biopsy done and then be back with the specialist a week or two later at the latest. That's not a rush job either, just normal. The best thing with the Aussie system is that you don't spend ages begguring around and wondering what's going to happen next. Also, you are a customer and can see whoever you want. As a result you are treated like a customer which is nicer.
Oh, and the bloody missus put on facebook that I was seeing an "oncologist" so now I've got loads of messages asking if I'm about to expire and can they inherit my bike please.0 -
Oh, and the bloody missus put on facebook that I was seeing an "oncologist" so now I've got loads of messages asking if I'm about to expire and can they inherit my bike please.
I always thought the australians were slim and fit, due to being able to go out for more than 6 months a year. To the beach. To barbeq... oh.
More seriously, if you do die can I have your computer?
( er, on second thought, the postage might be expensive
) “The ideas of debtor and creditor as to what constitutes a good time never coincide.”
― P.G. Wodehouse, Love Among the Chickens0 -
lemonjelly wrote: »anyone heard off bugslet? Seems a while since she was here. Hoping she's ok...
She's active on pets forum. She's ok.0
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