Physio badge

[caro7b]

I think I told you all my little old Ma is very ill and she is a retired physio. It's my fault because of all this stuff I started showing her to amuse her, but if anyone has a Chartered Society of Physiotheray badge or anything about Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, or Walsall Manor or Sister Dora hospitals book wise would you message me. I bought her a mind numbingly boring book about the history of Physiotherapy for £80!!! (Even she thought it was boring) and a little book about Walsall Manor. At the same time lucky for me I managed to replace my old "red book for attendants" that my first Staffy shredded.
Thank you for reading this

[Sarah Rogers]

HI, I have a physio badge she can have - if you email me your details I can post on Monday.. Sarah/Lizzie

[caro7b]

Thank you to dear Lizzie for helping me out. One happy " I am a retired Physiotherapist young man......"and both my daughters are senior nurses!! (You just know they love you then) My Ma will be thrilled. It is so lovely that I have been able to get her something she so wanted so quickly. You are a treasure x

Just for the record I thought that the are vintage aircraftinterest people amongst you would like to know the first Staffordshire bull terrier not only chewed up my coveted "red book" but also my (ex) husbands original Dakota handling notes.......we disagreed about which was the greatest loss. The bloody dog laughed.

[wilfb]

Caroline!!

Not Dakota handling notes. No, the dog didn't - you are joking - are you not?!

That would be almost as bad as eating Mrs Bedford-Fenwick's GNC badge receipt!!!

Will.

[caro7b]

I am not joking Will. There was a degree of frostiness in the house that day.  And for some time after, whoever left them accessible to a dog is unknown. BUT how would you choose - Naughty little Staffie (Matilda),  " the red book for asylum attendants"   OR the bloody handling notes? Which was most serious.😳✈️💉??

[caro7b]

Anyway, you (one) would never dare suggesting Ethel wasn't registered? Would you?