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It’s #PublicationDay for my new book Let’s Kill All The Lawyers. You can order your copy direct from my publishers Brown Dog Books via their website #medicalfiction #medicalthriller #NewBook #BookLaunch #LetsKillAllTheLawyers @literallypr @SelfPublishBath
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These short stories will make you laugh and cry. Excellent bed-time reading! Get them on Amazon, ebook or paperback. It’s worth it!
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What God would want us kept alive in agony? Not mine
thetimes.co.uk/article/2ef90…. Great comment piece. It’s honest and personal and I fully agree. I support assisted dying because of my faith.
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This storyline highlights the financial inequality that can drive people to take desperate measures- which is why My Death, My Decision calls for safe, legal #AssistedDying legislation in the UK - we should not be outsourcing compassion to Switzerland. bit.ly/47jeaDt
William Keegan (Observer today) says he ‘meets people who compare the UK economy now to Argentina’s ‘one of the largest in the world’ in 1900.’ In fact, Argentina’s was only 19th then, with a GDP of £7.2m, compared with the UK GDP then of £350m. Hardly well informed people.
As Jacob Rees Mogg was so catastrophically wrong in everything he said about Liz Truss, why should anyone take any notice of what he says now about Boris. Learning from your mistakes is an important skill, Jacob. One you seemingly have not taken on board.
Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different outcome is one of the surest signs of madness. Supporters of Boris, please note. Especially his arch acolyte, Jacob Rees-Mogg, who has one of the shallowest minds ever seen in British politics.
Honestly - you’d have thought that Liz Truss could leave gracefully, without calling down a torrential rainstorm on us all. The streets are flooded. I suppose it’s really due to Boris - apres moi le deluge, and all that.
Home Secretary gone for breaking the rules. PM’s advisor ‘suspended’ inappropriate leaks. PM a wooden Pinocchio puppet, blowing in the wind. How much more do we need? Or take?
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I just got emailed an Aus F3 ED junior reg job, £53,000 yr with 5wks paid AL, 3wks study leave with study budget…. Honestly it’s amazing we retains trainees at all
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The ban on assisted dying is prolonging dying people’s suffering.
Dying people can be in constant, unbearable pain, even with excellent care, and need to be given the choice of an assisted death.
#YesToDignity
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People who are terminally ill or suffering incurably, should not for forced into making unimaginable choices. Without #AssistedDying legislation, the Government is forcing people to take matters into their own hands. Where is the #AsssistedDying inquiry?
Is there any chance that the chatterers on the radio and in the press could talk about something interesting, rather than what Truss might or might not do? We will all find out in due course, and their opinions and guesses are as boring as they are irrelevant.
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On The Table Read, author and retired GP @DrTimGHoward talks about his life, his career, and what inspired him to write his new novel, Let’s Kill All The Lawyers.
#authorinterview #booktwitter #doctorslife #bookrecommendations #writerslife #medtwitter
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If 15-20% of hospital beds are occupied by those that don’t need to be in them, freeing up those beds by giving money to social care will not cost the NHS anything, but allow those beds to be used appropriately to deal with waiting lists. True?
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Today we honour Tanya Battel who travelled to Switzerland to die. Globally, not just in Australia, her spirit will live on as generations have the privilege of choice, of an #AssistedDeath. Vale Tanya. @EndOfLifeIE @IDsMAiD1 @drbosheaGP – at Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown, Ireland
We all know the NHS - the last of the great nationalised industries - is a failing systems. There is no reason why civil servants should be able to run it - they know little about it.Ministers tinker ineffectually at the fringe. When will we learn from other health care systems?
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Yes and having worked in rural remote Far North Queensland the often severely disadvantaged and neglected Native Australian aboriginal population have significant unmet mental health and many other health needs.