Today they eat five bananas, tomorrow they hate them packing a healthy lunchbox for fussy children can be a daunting task. With health experts continuing to recommend children eat healthy foods and avoid sweets and chocolates, Nelson Mandela Bay parents have come up with some great ideas to mix things up a bit.
Today they eat five bananas, tomorrow they hate them packing a healthy lunchbox for fussy children can be a daunting task. With health experts continuing to recommend children eat healthy foods and avoid sweets and chocolates, Nelson Mandela Bay parents have come up with some great ideas to mix things up a bit.
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With waiting lists set to get worse before they get better, hospital a&e departments are feeling the pressure. i got here at 11:30 last night. i spent the whole night sitting in the corridor because it was so busy. i was crying because i was in so much pain. this is kirsty. she s also got endometriosis. it s her sixth visit to a&e this year. i saw the first time gyno doctor at whatever time this morning, we both agreed we re going to try and avoid emergency surgery if we can avoid it. kirsty s been told she could have up to a 12 month wait for surgery to relieve her pain. after spending almost 2a hours here, she s sent home.
And you ve got a tired and more than tired l a knackered workforce, uncertain pressures. i and so i think what it means is more people waiting - and the people who are waiting, unfortunately, being asked to wait longer. hayden s had his operation. excellent, hayden, look at you, up on your feet. good boy. he s now looking forward to going home. but for millions of others the delays go on. kirsty is going to counselling to cope with her anxiety while she waits. she still has no idea when her surgery will be. sofia has started repaying her bank loan. she s making a full recovery. brenda has joined a second waiting list, this time for physiotherapy. as for her hip replacement, all she can do is wait.
Tests, checks, treatments and operations this summer compared to last. with waiting lists set to get worse before they get better, hospital a&e departments are feeling the pressure. i got here at 11:30 last night. i spent the whole night sitting in the corridor because it was so busy. i was crying because i was in so much pain. this is kirsty. she s also got endometriosis. it s her sixth visit to a&e this year. i saw the first gynae doctor at whatever time this morning, we both agreed i don t want emergency surgery if we can avoid it. kirsty s been told she could have up to a 12 month wait for surgery to relieve her pain.
Dovolená ve Španělsku se devatenáctiletému Britovi změnila v noční můru. Když sledoval západ slunce, kousl ho do ruky jedovatý pavouk. Mladíka nyní čeká operace, při níž mu lékaři musí amputovat minimálně dva prsty kvůli nekróze.