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04 Feb 2016, 3:14 am

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I'm going to get some dinner soon anyway.
If this storm holds off.


I had a big lunch

What are you thinking of having for dinner? Fish and chips


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04 Feb 2016, 3:19 am

I feel like steak.
Maybe I'm low in iron.


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04 Feb 2016, 3:30 am

Doctor's going to be here in about 16 minutes


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04 Feb 2016, 3:34 am

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I feel like steak.
Maybe I'm low in iron.



Perhaps you could use an iron supplement as well


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04 Feb 2016, 3:46 am

Why do you get in trouble when you arrive at the doctor's surgery late but the doctor can keep you waiting for an hour and that's alright?


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04 Feb 2016, 3:59 am

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Why do you get in trouble when you arrive at the doctor's surgery late but the doctor can keep you waiting for an hour and that's alright?


Exactly. It's as if their time is more important than ours.

And if you don't show up to a specialist's appointment, they can still charge you.


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04 Feb 2016, 4:02 am

He thought I should go to hospital and have an x-ray done on my ankle

Told you it was a heavy knife. He thinks it's broken my ankle bone

He gave me a local anesthetic and antiseptic


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04 Feb 2016, 4:03 am

I'm so clumsy Raleigh


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04 Feb 2016, 4:05 am

Did you see my faux pas earlier with dcj123?


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04 Feb 2016, 4:10 am

You should have called the ambulance when it happened.


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04 Feb 2016, 4:12 am

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ImAnAspie wrote:
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ImAnAspie wrote:
I really should have gone to hospital last night and had it stitched but it was late and I've got no transportation.


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What is an ambulance?


Surely you've got ambulances there:

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I've heard a recording of an American that says he needs an ambulance.

Paramedic



Oh, I see. Sarcasm - I'm such an Aspie :oops:

I can't afford an ambulance!



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Oh, I see. Sarcasm - I'm such an Aspie :oops:

I can't afford an ambulance!


LOL I am glad you got it because I was wondering how to explain that lol


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04 Feb 2016, 4:13 am

No; the specialists can try :lol:

All I do is specialize. People demand artifice & strangers such as myself supply it.


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04 Feb 2016, 4:15 am

ImAnAspie, what do you mean you can't afford an ambulance?
Aren't ambulances free in NSW like they are in QLD?


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04 Feb 2016, 4:27 am

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ImAnAspie, what do you mean you can't afford an ambulance?
Aren't ambulances free in NSW like they are in QLD?


Nope. One day, I passed out (too much grog) in Chester Hill and an ambulance service took me home. It's like a 5 minute trip.

I forgot all about it and months later, I got some phenomenal bill in the mail.

I refuted it saying I'd never been in an ambulance. It wasn't like an ambulance. It was a bus ambulance type of thing.
I even filled out a stat dec swearing it wasn't me.

It wasn't until after they scrubbed the bill that I remembered. I thought someone had done a trip in my name.

The real ambulances might be free but I thought they were only free for people on Centrelink and the pension.


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04 Feb 2016, 4:31 am

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ImAnAspie, what do you mean you can't afford an ambulance?
Aren't ambulances free in NSW like they are in QLD?


Nope. One day, I passed out (too much grog) in Chester Hill and an ambulance service took me home. It's like a 5 minute trip.

I forgot all about it and months later, I got some phenomenal bill in the mail.

I refuted it saying I'd never been in an ambulance. It wasn't like an ambulance. It was a bus ambulance type of thing.
I even filled out a stat dec swearing it wasn't me.

It wasn't until after they scrubbed the bill that I remembered. I thought someone had done a trip in my name.

The real ambulances might be free but I thought they were only free for people on Centrelink and the pension.


It was like a minibus dressed up like an ambulance. Had the lights and all.


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04 Feb 2016, 4:34 am

I thought you said somewhere that you have health cover.
Wouldn't ambulance be included in that?


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