Sorry you had to endure that pain Addie. Some people just do not belong in the positions that they are in. Take care.PF, we hav a a foot doctor that comes in every Tuesday to check the feet of the patients and trim their nails. Due to circulatory problems, my toes nails grow very slowly. So I finally was able to get through to the powers that be, I will let them know when my nails need to be cut. and being a diabetic, I know to keep an eye on the condition of my feet. So....
The last time I went to see her, she was determined to get that nail out of the corner. Now if you heard Ow, Ow, Ow, Ow, STOP, wouldn't you get the idea you may be hurting the patient and doing something wrong? My toe began bleeding and she had to bandage it. The nursing staff sent me to a foot doctor that they use off site to take a look at it. He had me coming back twice a week for three weeks until it healed. I was unable to wear my shoes during that whole time. I no longer will let her even glance at my feet as I walk by.
And yes, they still use her. She is under contract. But a lot of patients refuse to let her treat them. So they are seen by the off site doctor.
Sorry you had to endure that pain Addie. Some people just do not belong in the positions that they are in. Take care.
I am sitting here trying to talk myself into going to the gym this afternoon.
I have come back with the new Wii U
I can't open it though because as I mentioned, it is for Christmas....but exciting that it is now here
Now time for a coffee and then I must do some ironing and nphang out some washing etc
You were absolutetely right! Thank you very much!Ha ha, I told ya so! I told ya so! Now get some much deserved rest. Sweet dreams.
Kylie1969 said:SB, have you got a real tree, how lovely
Holidays go all too fast don't though, I hope you have had a wonderful time off though
we had to do that because we have 20-25 ft ceilings. (Our tree is 12 ft.). I thought a smaller one would look funny so we bought the artificial one, as finding/getting/buying a fresh 12 foot tree every year would be cost prohibitive, not to mention trying to put lights on one( ours is pre-lit). I resisted artificial trees until we built this home and it just seems to work best for us. What about you? I am not familiar with all of the types of trees in Oz, I know that there is 20% forest land, but probably different from N. American forests
vitauta said:oh wow, sb, i almost missed seeing your tree!! what a lovely, lovely tree--decorated with my very favorite star-like white lights! and how lucky you are to have high ceilings like that!
. Except when we have to clean ceiling fans and chase cobwebs ;-). Not complaining mind you, I am very fortunate to live in this home, I have to pinch myself sometimes!
oh wow, sb, i almost missed seeing your tree!! what a lovely, lovely tree--decorated with my very favorite star-like white lights! and how lucky you are to have high ceilings like that!
PF, we hav a a foot doctor that comes in every Tuesday to check the feet of the patients and trim their nails. Due to circulatory problems, my toes nails grow very slowly. So I finally was able to get through to the powers that be, I will let them know when my nails need to be cut. and being a diabetic, I know to keep an eye on the condition of my feet. So....
The last time I went to see her, she was determined to get that nail out of the corner. Now if you heard Ow, Ow, Ow, Ow, STOP, wouldn't you get the idea you may be hurting the patient and doing something wrong? My toe began bleeding and she had to bandage it. The nursing staff sent me to a foot doctor that they use off site to take a look at it. He had me coming back twice a week for three weeks until it healed. I was unable to wear my shoes during that whole time. I no longer will let her even glance at my feet as I walk by.
And yes, they still use her. She is under contract. But a lot of patients refuse to let her treat them. So they are seen by the off site doctor.
