Ben mate, please stop trying to paint Lucy as a nice Fella. Social people who have cats can still be wicks
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not-a-medical-Dr Jessica Taylor monetising the Russell Brand and David Walliams news is disgusting. She forced her vulnerable employees to sign an NDA to stop them whistle blowing. She threatened survivors of sexual abuse to sue them for “every single one of their assets” if they spoke up. She is one of the most dangerous people in the VAWG sector and does so much harm to women and girls.
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@FlowerPower987 your post reminded me of something I'd like to know about LL - why did she go into nursing in the first place? She seems really unsuited to the work.
I know she told BM this morning that she'd always wanted to work with children, and I wonder if she thought this would be a way of avoiding the adult world.
I know she told BM this morning that she'd always wanted to work with children, and I wonder if she thought this would be a way of avoiding the adult world.
Will ben think he can defo get her off with it or is it a case of any press is good press
I have cats and I'm a right fool.
I’m assuming when the searching 10 people in 8 minutes she’s just had a quick look at their profiles seen nothing new/barely anything so moved on quickly so not going through what she’s seen before
I had a reflective diary I used during my preceptorship for reflection, would put initials and a couple of words to jog my memory, I didn't keep it up but lots of nurses use them.
I don't think she's coming across bad tbh, I mean she's clearly weird but seems plausible.
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BTW well aware I'm in the minority based on the reactions in the thread
No. I used to write reflections but stopped. We have all our bloody competencies (I know it’s a good thing), mandatory training, additional training for certain procedures etc, etc, etc.
If I ducked up, I’d say oops, discuss with colleagues, maybe seniors, put in a datix type form, maybe look at some training notes. I mean my duck ups didn’t involve killing anybody though…thankfully.
Mountains of paperwork.
Well that doctor did didn’t she who got sentenced to man slaughter (I think it got overturned)
This is quite clearly her personal diary.I had a reflective diary I used during my preceptorship for reflection, would put initials and a couple of words to jog my memory, I didn't keep it up but lots of nurses use them.
I don't think she's coming across bad tbh, I mean she's clearly weird but seems plausible.
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BTW well aware I'm in the minority based on the reactions in the thread
I don't see how she can possibly be innocent.
I work in a children’s outpatients and children’s ward in a hospital. I’m quite close to the nurses, HCAs and a few doctors. I can tell you the only time anyone ever Facebook stalks a patients’ parents is if they’re involved in a suspected ‘non accidental injury’ medical. I guess it’s being nosey to see how they present themselves as a family versus the reality of the notes from social services.
We all know it’s unprofessional but I suppose curiousity gets the better of us. I’ve never actually done it myself but I’ve looked at someone else doing it on their phone (I’m a tit bag though and am scared of getting caught with evidence on my phone. I’ve even highlighted the LL case to my colleagues in a bid to discourage them from doing it!)
We do not Facebook stalk regular patients. Who would have time to keep doing that?
We all know it’s unprofessional but I suppose curiousity gets the better of us. I’ve never actually done it myself but I’ve looked at someone else doing it on their phone (I’m a tit bag though and am scared of getting caught with evidence on my phone. I’ve even highlighted the LL case to my colleagues in a bid to discourage them from doing it!)
We do not Facebook stalk regular patients. Who would have time to keep doing that?
I think its a mixture of a power thing, and also glory-seeking, especially working somewhere like NICU, she’s the type that would have thrived on being seen as an “angel” or “hero”.
You wouldn’t have found her working on the dementia wards or colorectal surgery for example ….she wouldn’t have been humble enough.
Yeah, I didn't use a personal diary but if I did I'd probably keep everything in the same place
So the shredder was an oversight as she’d got it recently. But the box was at her mum and dads and that was the box used to house handover sheets at her parents and write “keep” on.
That’s a bit different, doctors have to write formal reflections on any serious incidents they’re involved in. Bawa Garba did this into her online portfolio that’s maintained by the royal college, those reflections were used in the case.
LL’s written it into her diary and we’ve not heard anything about any actual reflections.
I am probably massively underestimating the jury here, but I’ve had a horrible feeling all day that she’s somehow going to be found innocent
but then I think about all of us who have been closely following, and are picking up on everything, the jury can’t not think she screams guilty 
BM: Did you ever think to yourself, blimey, I have got a lot of handover sheets, I had better get rid of them?
LL: No
BM must be fuming.
LL: No
BM must be fuming.
Tbh I forgot where she’d written it I just knew she had
Hmm not sure about that tbh but not surprised you think it’s normal. Do you think you’ll move yourself to the not guilty camp yet?Yeah, I didn't use a personal diary but if I did I'd probably keep everything in the same place
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