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oracleslave replied

1 August 2008, 14:30
Originally posted by Diver View Post

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HTH

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Diver replied

1 August 2008, 14:27
Originally posted by oracleslave View Post

Bloody hell, how did she get through the day? Public sector worker?

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oracleslave replied

1 August 2008, 14:17
Originally posted by PRC1964 View Post

"It turns out that for several months she had been taking a sleeping pill first thing in the morning."

Bloody hell, how did she get through the day? Public sector worker?
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PRC1964 started a topic Friday silliness

1 August 2008, 14:11
Friday silliness

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/7536728.stm

Almost one in five people say they have taken prescription medicines wrongly, a survey has suggested.

One man whose asthma was triggered by his cat sprayed the animal with the inhaler, as a "cure" for his symptoms.

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"One patient set out a range of medicines and described the frequency and dosage for each.
"It turns out that for several months she had been taking a sleeping pill first thing in the morning."
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