What surprises me about all this nonsense, is when you are discharged from hospital, they make sure someone is home to look after you, and then you are expected to go out to work.EH?
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working with a broken bone!!
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stokes11eg
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Re: working with a broken bone!!
What surprises me about all this nonsense, is when you are discharged from hospital, they make sure someone is home to look after you, and then you are expected to go out to work.EH?-
lilsobriquet
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Re: working with a broken bone!!
same at our office.. but the guy in question was born this way and therefore new nothing else... we also have a guy with one leg from an accident and he is fine too....Captain Scarlet wrote:Well we had a guy with one arm....worked feckin faster than some of the tubes in our office, not just on ips but on DELIVERY aswell
it's my right arm and yep I'm right handed... at the moment it is in cast and elevated until I go back to hospital.... so not really a lot I can do at the moment,except type very slowly, don't have a partner so my child is having to help.... a shock for her lol.
put my sick note in the day it happened so will get my hols back..
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lilsobriquet
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Re: working with a broken bone!!
ATOS phoned the other day but answer phone kicked in before I could answer it... they left a message with their no but I can't write it down, I presume they will call me back!!!
thanks for all the advise..... will defo go with what the specialist as they know best...
thanks for all the advise..... will defo go with what the specialist as they know best...