Sue Smith π retweeted
Rest in peace Sir Michael Gambon.
You will be forever loved, always missed and never forgotten.
Thank you for being the light of a generation and for the many fantastic roles you performed that will shine for those to come.
#MichaelGambon #allontheboard β at London, England
Replying to @eaststaffsbc
@eaststaffsbc Something really needs to be done about the parking around Dallow Street, Dallow Crescent and nearby streets. It used to be once in a while, now a regular issue. Cars struggle to get through. This morning I witnessed an ambulance on blue lights struggling.
@eaststaffsbc are you going to be held responsible for this when a fire, or serious incident happens and there is no access?
Sue Smith π retweeted
#PopeFrancis: "The lay faithful are not "guests" in the church, they are at home, so they are called to take care of their home. The laity, and especially women, need to be more valued in their human and spiritual skills and gifts for the life of parishes and dioceses."
#aldi. If youβre thinking of doing your shopping for the week, donβt go to Aldi in Burton - absolutely nothing on the shelves when you speak to a customer assistant shrugs shoulders and says cause weβre busy. Well you wonβt be if people canβt get what they want
And todays belly laugh belongs toβ¦,
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Sue Smith π retweeted
The Atlantic Future Forum on board the UKβs Aircraft Carrier HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH. The Band of His Majestyβs Royal Marines flash-mobbing Grand Central Station (spontaneous, but carefully planned). What a spectacular week! β¦β¦β¦β¦@HMSQNLZβ© β¦β¦β¦@FirstSeaLordβ©
Just shopping in @AldiUK I@ pretty sure the shelves werenβt this empty in lockdown. Same thing in all the supermarkets. Surely not all to do with Ukraine?? π₯Ή
Sue Smith π retweeted
What can we learn from the death of the #Queen?
The world has watched her live through the process of #OrdinaryDying, and yet dying went unspoken, un-named.
Let's notice what nobody mentioned: we all saw the Queen going through the stages of ordinary dying.
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Sue Smith π retweeted
This was the most magical of evenings. Olivia and Chloe had come to see Grease in London and we had dinner together afterwards. I was so excited and in awe, she was my childhood. I now start my own battle with this disease and am left feeling deeply moved. #OliviaNewtonJohn
#RIPArchie so very sad this evening. My thoughts are with Archieβs family, friends and the staff who cared for him. Our children are so precious, please please please ban these online social media challenges. Let not another precious child be harmed in this way. β€οΈπ
Sue Smith π retweeted
A β¦@StarTrekβ© legend, a kind soul and a passionate advocate for women and people of color to pursue their dreams of space exploration. R.I.P. β¦β¦@NichelleIsUhuraβ© .
Very sad to have left @UHDBTrust after nearly 40years, especially the way it ended - But Have had the most amazing day getting the tour around my new work place, and meeting new colleagues! Canβt wait to get started @UCBofficial
Happy International Nursing Day to all the amazing Nurses - qualified and experienced and skilled I have had the privilege of working with and learning from over the past 39years.
This past few years have been the biggest learning curve, and heartbreaking to say in 2 weeks time i will be leaving my Respiratory role I love so dearly. Sometimes your mental health comes above everything else. Iβll always be a UHDB Resp nurse, and to most Oxygen Sue,
I love our #nhs. It at well be fractured but not yet terminal. The staff may be exhausted but show up compassionately caring. 111 called at 4am for Dad. By 5:30pm @DCHStrust nurses visited, sorted and Dad comfy and smiling! Thankyou β€οΈ
Sue Smith π retweeted
Replying to @EM_Dr_Jacklin
This is why ReSPECT forms should be written and reassessed as a matter of course, way before things like this ever need contemplation and as far away from the acute hospital as possible, with family members present (or at least aware) and written by someone who knows the patient
















