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Back to Work tomorrow

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barbara_92
barbara_92

Been to see my GP today about going back to work tomorrow on a reduced timetable. It has been 13 weeks since the operation and feel that even though I still have an ulcer down there I need to go back to see if I can cope. They are aware of my problem and that if I became uncomfortable that I will go home.

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  • Bunky
    Bunky barbara_92

    Posted

    How did you get on Barbara !? X
    • barbara_92
      barbara_92 Bunky

      Posted

      Fine thanks. Was worried that I would not wake up this morning as alarm goes off at six and I start work 0745. I woke up okay. School was busy as we had all the year 8 pupils with us for the day. Had a nap this afternoon
  • barbara_92
    barbara_92

    Posted

    Well that is day two of being back to work. So far so good. Only doing about four hours a day just now. Increasing next week to five and a half then back to full time after that. Must admit I have been knackered yesterday and today and had to have a granny nap yesterday afternoon. 😁
    • Jan999
      Jan999 barbara_92

      Posted

      Nice to hear things have gone well and it's understandable you'll need a nap but you'll feel stronger as the days go by.
    • barbara_92
      barbara_92 Jan999

      Posted

      Hi matron I thought you had gone on your holidays as didn't see you comment for a day or two.
    • Bunky
      Bunky Jan999

      Posted

      We will miss you but have a lovely time xx
    • debra25218
      debra25218 Jan999

      Posted

      If you see a little dingy at the side of your ship..cus it might be me....🚤 😀🖐🖐
    • Jan999
      Jan999 debra25218

      Posted

      I'll make sure the captain rescues you and sends you to our suite but don't worry the sea will be nice and warm lol x
    • debra25218
      debra25218

      Posted

      Hi what is a FRCOG consultant
    • Jan999
      Jan999 debra25218

      Posted

      Fellow of the Royal College of Gynaecologists. To be a Fellow is very prestigious. Only a few Members of the Royal College get made Fellows every year. They have to be recommended and are consultants who have air are undertaking research mainly in urogynaecology.
    • Jan999
      Jan999 debra25218

      Posted

      Very ok debra. As I said to be a FRCOG is a prestigious title and very few  gynaecologists are Fellows. 
    • debra25218
      debra25218 Jan999

      Posted

      Phew he was lovely bless him..I bought him a big box of Thorntons chocs 😊😳
    • debra25218
      debra25218

      Posted

      Although he did tell me it was bad when he did the surgery so he had to find a happy medium 😳😊
    • Jan999
      Jan999 debra25218

      Posted

      That's nice. He's probably got his FRCOG for undertaking research and training in urogynaecology.
    • welshgirl67
      welshgirl67 Jan999

      Posted

      Can you fit a little welshgirl in your case😀 have a fan time

      Matron safe Trip. Xc

    • welshgirl67
      welshgirl67

      Posted

      Oh dear here I go again lol. Spelling mistakes.✋✋
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