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Tag Archives: medical
Making a doctor’s appointment in 1989 (Rousse)
The world had reverted back to 1989. I needed a doctor’s appointment for the diagnosis of my left eye, which was now completely red, including the iris. The man at reception suggested that I pay £50 for an evening consultation … Continue reading
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Tagged 1989, appointment, £50, call, cellphone, consultation, diagnosis, doctor, eye, hotel, iris, medical, mobile, phone, practice, reception, red, yellow pages
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Dead whale washed up by storm (Rousse)
The waves surged higher and higher and I feared that they would come crashing through the house. I’d never seen so high a tide, nor one that brought in with it such an exotic harvest. The latest marine animal to … Continue reading
When you just have to go (Rousse)
I found GG’s young son naked on the floor outside the bathroom door. ‘I’m desperate’, he said, ‘But JB is in there with medical staff and they won’t let me in’. I scooped him up and carried him out of … Continue reading
Amazing discoveries from the dead to diamonds in rainy Birmingham (Rousse)
I drove through the rain to Birmingham where I met KB. Homeless since last Christmas, he’d now managed to secure accommodation for himself and his two foster children: Catherine aged 6, and Harry aged 12. (His own daughters had both … Continue reading
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Tagged accommodation, amazing, apology, appointment, bed, children, coin, college, daughter, dead, diamond, discovery, excitement, factory, film, fit, forge, foster, Geencok, healthy, homeless, illegal, immigrant, invalid, Japan, jeweller, librarian, library, life, medical, Newcastle, normal, procedure, rain, revelation, Robinson, surorise, Tiffany, visit, woman, work
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From Turkey to Teesside by taxi (Rousse)
Although my paper had been refereed and accepted, by the time that I registered at the Turkish conference it had disappeared from the programme. I hung around the venue all morning looking for someone to tell me if I was … Continue reading
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Tagged abroad, accept, advertising, agility, assistant, black, Buchanan Street, Bulgarian, cab, campaign, card, claim, conference, cut, dog, Elmwood, employee, expenses, Glasgow, Hartburn, home, house, illegitimate, Lakeland Plastics, line, loss, medical, paper, perk, presentation, programme, Queen Street, referee, Romanian, Russian, Scottish Government, shop, single, space, Stockton-on-Tees, swipe, taxi, Teesside, transport, treatment, trip, turkey, Turkish, twin, venue, village, White House, work, yellow
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Danger down under in Australian seaside resort (Rousse)
Tigers roamed the street of the Australian seaside resort where my colleague and I were conducting some research. ‘Isn’t this rather dangerous?’ I asked a local. ‘No’, he replied, ‘It’s very rare that any of the tigers attack anyone’. We … Continue reading
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Tagged appearance, ascent, attack, Australia, bathroom, beast, beasts, books, bothy, bus, colleague, danger, dangerous, David, down under, face, foot, form, forms, Hebrides, highlight, hobble, housebreaker, hygiene, island, Isle of Lewis, local, Mangersta, medical, mirror, mouth, name, nurse, perilous, personal, research, resort, rock, rock face, Ross, sea, sea stack, seafront, seaside, shame, soap bag, stack, statsu, step, steps, stone, study, sunbathe, teeth, tiger, tigers, toothpaste, tour, town, tree, trip, victim, Western Isles
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Medical emergency at King’s Cross, Richard Curtis style (Rousse)
It was as if we were in the middle of a script of a Richard Curtis film, where all the female characters were in love with the same man. I belted one of the other girls with my handbag when … Continue reading
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Tagged arch, £14 million, Bedford Square, belt, bill, body, characters, crush, emergency, female, fit, focus, football, halt, handbag, hospital, ill, journey, Kings Cross, London, love, man, match, medical, plot, Richard Curtis, rival, script, station, student, train, tube, undergraduate
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A blue-skinned lady (Rousse)
I discovered an anatomically-challenged, over-tall, medical dummy of a blue skinned woman on the Meadows. Her foot was particularly interesting because it detached at the ankle. Eventually a sculpture student from the Edinburgh College of Art claimed my find. I … Continue reading
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Tagged ankle, blue, class, dummy, Edinburgh College of Art, find, foot, lady, Meadows, medical, model, sculpture, skin, student, tall, tutor, undergraduate
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