27-07-2014, 08:45 AM
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Re: Anyone living within distance of Mansfield.
Originally Posted by lovemyboys
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You just made my tummy do flip-flops! Not nice!Carol, I hope your leg heals well. I know it's no fun having a cast on. But with the money you got back on your tickets, treat yourself to something special!
Jackie darlin' - I used to work for British Rail - at a time when it was a nationalised industry. Railwaymen, when they have 'accidents' are not prone to 'minor cuts and bruises' so the sight of blood holds no qualms for me - have seen enough of it in my time.
27-07-2014, 08:54 AM
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Re: Anyone living within distance of Mansfield.
Originally Posted by lovemyboys
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I can't handle it at all! I've got a very weak stomach, and black out at the sight of blood!The last time it happened I got 3 stitches in my chin!
My first job (temporary before joining Merchant Navy) was in an engineering factory. A metal beam dropped on my head and split my head open - Nurse at the hospital had to stitch it without anaesthetic as the skin was too shallow to administer local anaesthetic to the area first.
27-07-2014, 08:56 AM
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Re: Anyone living within distance of Mansfield.
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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My first job (temporary before joining Merchant Navy) was in an engineering factory. A metal beam dropped on my head and split my head open - Nurse at the hospital had to stitch it without anaesthetic as the skin was too shallow to administer local anaesthetic to the area first.
27-07-2014, 01:22 PM
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Re: Anyone living within distance of Mansfield.
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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My first job (temporary before joining Merchant Navy) was in an engineering factory. A metal beam dropped on my head and split my head open - Nurse at the hospital had to stitch it without anaesthetic as the skin was too shallow to administer local anaesthetic to the area first.
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