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I’ve got a date, approximately

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2pm 16th August: Hospital check-in arranged

Patient informationAfter nearly 5hrs witing at the RBH fracture clinic a young lady wearing a white jacket and stethoscope tells me what’s going on. Hooray!

There’s a hand and wrist specialist surgeon on duty covering Accident & Emergency over the weekend. Since the operation will be tricky they want a specialist to do it so they’re going to book me a bed in the Trauma ward for the weekend and the specialist will operate on me inbetween the accidents coming-in.

So, hospital checkin on the 17th August after 7pm.

Meanwhile, I provide Pre-op information to a nurse in another building. The nurse gives me a large glossie brochure about coming into hospital.

Don’t you just want to climb onto that trolley?  So welcoming…

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This scribble was published on Tuesday, September 18th, 2012. You can follow any banter on this scribble with the RSS 2.0 feed. You can share your inspired musings after typing the anti spam word near the bottom of the page. But no Pinging because its too naughty.

4 bits of lovely banter on “I’ve got a date, approximately”

  1. p-g writes:
    September 18th, 2012

    wilting? writing? – oh, got it: waiting!

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  2. Indigo Roth writes:
    September 18th, 2012

    Hey Wendy! FIVE HOURS?! Were they waiting for it to fix itself?! Still, glad you got a specialist on it. Indigo x

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  3. wendy writes:
    September 19th, 2012

    Who’d have guessed that a broken wrist would adversely affect my spelling and grammar!

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  4. wendy writes:
    September 22nd, 2012

    the Hospital’s patient brochure cover now reminds me of the fourth episode of the seventh series of Doctor Who – “The Power of Three” whicch makes the idea of getting on the trolley even less appealing

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