Dr Claire B

I’m sure they didn’t mean to eliminate the woman in this image.

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I had the same with trains to and from London in a few weeks. Looked on another site- running but engineering works. Kept checking and eventually they were showing. 🤷🏽‍♀️

Happy anniversary you lovely two xx

You click on one ad for a carpet cleaner and suddenly my social media is showing nothing else- to the point where I’ve been convinced that I really do need one.

Loads in my garden too last few days!

Mini magnums please mate.

LOL. Well there are lots of duplicates, I have about 7 or 8 Maiden shirts- bought 2 at the gig a couple of weeks ago. And bought 2 Sabbath shirts last weekend. I can not be stopped!

Are we supposed to stop buying band shirts in our 40s? I probably have more than 100…

Ready for Sabbath…

Husband got the pork souvlaki out

Looking at playsuits on Vinted. I assume she’s selling this one as it’s too big for her…

This is the last thing the BBC needs

Happy 29th lovely! xx

I have some in fluffy winter boots version. Recommend.

Seeing as this was at my birthday party, I should be allowed to tag along.

This is even better than all their skull & crossbones merch! (Which I have been known to buy).

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I think it’s a Judas Priest kind of a commute home.

I absolutely love this guy. His Insta is awesome. An absolute genius.

I’ve been off for a few months and I think life is better!

I really wouldn’t care. I’ve had male sonographers do my TVUS before (& got my appointment much more quickly as many patients understandably requested a female). As long as enough slots for those that want a female & enough resources for chaperones, I think it’s fine.

Breast cancer diagnoses rose by over 300% between 1973 and 1992.

Was there a breast cancer epidemic?!

NO.

Mammograms were implemented for screening in 1976.

PREVALENCE is a function of being able to correctly diagnose something.

This is also about autism.

A light blue diagram depicting the sea, with the water's surface at the top, and just below it is an outline of the Mary Rose, with the depth (12m, 40ft or 6.7 fathoms). There is a line showing the seabed, which takes a rapid dive into the vertical...

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Word of the day is ‘bugiard’ (17th century): one who distorts the truth beyond all recognition to fit their own agenda.

I’m asking people not eligible too if coming with abdo pain- as I know a lot of people on them that absolutely don’t qualify, but they’re easy enough to get!

Also seen a couple with similar Sx due to GLP-1 use that sometimes takes gentle, direct questioning to elicit.

Most that I’ve seen have been cannabis-related. Not seeing many in Norfolk, but a few. In London saw absolutely loads. Treating with haloperidol as RCEM guidelines worked well.