Nurse Gladys

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I am looking for some sympathy here!

The wife is having to give me a daily blood thinning jab after my operation as a prevention of DVT.

So here's yesterdays goings on - We decide tonights jab is in the right hand side of the tum, so I hold a pinch of fat ready. She appears from the kitchen with syringe. The idea is that you pull the plastic sheath off the needle, anyone else, hold plastic cover between fingers on one hand and the syringe with other hand and pull apart, Nurse Gladys has a new method, still holding as mentioned she pulls cover off and the bounces her hand back as if to replace cover on needle, misses and stabs her thumb, drawing blood and some swear words.

Phase two is the injection. She aims needle and pushes it in, a little to hard for my liking and I yelp a little. She, thinking it hurt me, pulls it out before pressing plunger. She then presses plunger to cover tummy area with liquid that ideally should be inside fatty tissue as it would work a little better. A few more profanities and she is just about to re stick the needle in when I remind her that the contents have been liberally sprayed over my best Footjoy golf shirt and I doubt that my Coroners report will read well if none of the anti co-agulant is found inside me although I could wring the shirt out and drink it! So she gets another needle and all works well this time.

What worries me is that the darts have now started on Sky and I'm due a jab soon - One Hundred and Eighty! and an injection from 6 Ft away

Question - would you do your own jabs with only another 27 to go?
 

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All this talk of needles and I suddenly feel rather feinttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt
 

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Millions of diabetics manage to self inject, and in your case it will only be for a period of time.

Dunno how skinny a bloke you are, but I saw a video from Wentworth which suggested that Brendy would have no trouble finding a suitable blubbery target!
 

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I'm not at all squeemish BUT injecting HID would test me for sure and I can see just the course of events playing out as has been in Household Chris.

I'd DIY for sure !
 

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Dunno how skinny a bloke you are, but I saw a video from Wentworth which suggested that Brendy would have no trouble finding a suitable blubbery target!

Oh ! that was Brendy was it? I thought it was Mr. Blobby!



Chris (could be my last posting if he sees it)
 

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After I saw Brendy I apologised for being rude to him in the past. You have obviously got a death wish Chris or are high on your drugs.:whistle:
 

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My sympathies are with you, not easy but if you DIY then you can grimace and cry like a wee girl and none are the wiser:thup:

then walk out proclaiming "Piece of cake" :whistle:
 

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To be fair, shes really good at it most of the time and I nearly wet myself laughing at the time!


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Scotch or any other hard liquor thins the blood or widens the arteries, cant remember which - forget the warfarin jabs and hit the bottle, job done!
 

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Scotch or any other hard liquor thins the blood or widens the arteries, cant remember which - forget the warfarin jabs and hit the bottle, job done!


Now you tell me!!!

Thanks - belly with more pricks than a punk rockers earlobe and now you give sound medical advice!


Chris
 
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