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over a year ago
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"Yes....on the verge of eating a marzipan cow That was totally uncalled for ..... 
It has been staring at me all evening with it's beady eyes...."
Pull the udder one....  |
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over a year ago
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"I am on the verge of getting stroppy!
Had to buy a new laptop yesterday and I can't get to grips with Windows 8, driving me nuts  "
I had the same problem - now I do a combination of windows 8 and classic view lol   |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm on the verge of giving someone some life changing news...Good luck with that, Hopes its positive."
It went exceedingly well. I've secured funding for one of my patients to move into an independent living unit, close to his family & friends and also secured him an iPad to aid his communication difficulties. |
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"I'm on the verge of giving someone some life changing news...Good luck with that, Hopes its positive.
It went exceedingly well. I've secured funding for one of my patients to move into an independent living unit, close to his family & friends and also secured him an iPad to aid his communication difficulties. "
oh wow, now thats what i call job satisfaction |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm on the verge of giving someone some life changing news...Good luck with that, Hopes its positive.
It went exceedingly well. I've secured funding for one of my patients to move into an independent living unit, close to his family & friends and also secured him an iPad to aid his communication difficulties. oh wow, now thats what i call job satisfaction"
It's been quite a battle but really worth the effort. Originally he was refused funding and only given £28 a week via the DLA due to him having a good personal pension. The guys in his late 20's and suffered a huge stroke a couple of years ago partly due to a misdiagnosis by his GP.
This has left him with partial paralysis and Aphasia yet somehow the DWP think it doesn't stop him from leading a normal life!
I've now managed to secure him full funding and also a mobility car for his parents. Took some work and some well crafted letters but ultimately satisfying for me and life changing for him and his family... |
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By *emmefatale OP Woman
over a year ago
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"I'm on the verge of giving someone some life changing news...Good luck with that, Hopes its positive.
It went exceedingly well. I've secured funding for one of my patients to move into an independent living unit, close to his family & friends and also secured him an iPad to aid his communication difficulties. oh wow, now thats what i call job satisfaction
It's been quite a battle but really worth the effort. Originally he was refused funding and only given £28 a week via the DLA due to him having a good personal pension. The guys in his late 20's and suffered a huge stroke a couple of years ago partly due to a misdiagnosis by his GP.
This has left him with partial paralysis and Aphasia yet somehow the DWP think it doesn't stop him from leading a normal life!
I've now managed to secure him full funding and also a mobility car for his parents. Took some work and some well crafted letters but ultimately satisfying for me and life changing for him and his family..."
Thats wicked...well done you!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm on the verge of giving someone some life changing news...Good luck with that, Hopes its positive.
It went exceedingly well. I've secured funding for one of my patients to move into an independent living unit, close to his family & friends and also secured him an iPad to aid his communication difficulties. oh wow, now thats what i call job satisfaction
It's been quite a battle but really worth the effort. Originally he was refused funding and only given £28 a week via the DLA due to him having a good personal pension. The guys in his late 20's and suffered a huge stroke a couple of years ago partly due to a misdiagnosis by his GP.
This has left him with partial paralysis and Aphasia yet somehow the DWP think it doesn't stop him from leading a normal life!
I've now managed to secure him full funding and also a mobility car for his parents. Took some work and some well crafted letters but ultimately satisfying for me and life changing for him and his family...Thats wicked...well done you! "
Fantastic, your patient is lucky to have such a dedicated health professional fighting his corner |
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