Advantages: Non invasive, cheap, discrete. Disadvantages: Not suitable for use with pacemakers or during x-rays.
...painkiller for a codeine-based product, and to give me a steroid injection into the joint. Now this is when I had a real foot stomp. You see apart from the side effects of codeine (which I wont bore you with here because that’s a different op’ this medication can become addictive. As I’d had analgesia for 3 years with no improvement I argued I didn’t want an addiction to prescription painkillers as well but a diagnosis and a long-term treatment plan. So I stuck to my guns and requested an orthopaedic consultant’s opinion.
Whilst waiting for my appointment (now come on, be realistic, pain is not nice but it doesn’t kill you so it’s not an NHS priority) I struggled to find ways to cope. After buying enough tins of Ralgex to cause the chemist to wonder if I was using it or inhaling it, and making my...
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Advantages: Quick treatment, second to none treatment Disadvantages: Pricey if no medical cover
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The hospital is easily accessible by road and public transport and has free car parking facilities. There is disabled car parking available and easy access to all areas of the hospital
Hospital Facilities:
Beds: critical care level 2
Beds: day-care 15
Beds: single private rooms 46
Beds: total 64
Consultingrooms 14
Operating theatres - total 3
Operating theatres with laminar flow 3
Parent/child rooms 2
Location & Car Parking:
BUPA Hospital Cardiff is situated off the A48, and just off the M4. It is approximately 4 miles from Cardiff city centre, Cardiff airport is approximately 30 minutes away by car and the Central train station is approximately 15 minutes by car. It is in the Pentwyn area of Cardiff. Car parking spaces can be tight, although recently they have expanded their car park to accommodate more vehicles, we have visited...
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Advantages: Does not cost very much to apply the principles of Feng Shui to your home. Disadvantages: Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
...windows in two different rooms at least once a week – this lets fresh air sweep away any stale yin air in the room. If this is done on a sunny day (some chance) it will bring in vibrant yang energy which attracts good fortune.
If you leave your home empty during the day, the consultant advised that it is good feng shui to have a pet as yin emergency accumulates in the silence and stillness of the house – this can be countered by the presence and movement of a cat, dog or fish.
Apparently, it is a feng shui tradition that fish bring good luck and it is suggested that a tank of guppies is placed in the north corner of your living room – this is reputed to help your career to come alive with positive new developments!
The consultant went on to tell us about fireplaces in living rooms – she said that according...
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The L Shaped Room is a must read and I think it should be on the school curriculum. It is an interesting piece of literature with a great story and character you really care about. It is a book that is as much as a period piece as any of the classics due more
In modern day life families fall apart, move away and loose touch. Barely any get the chance to ever see each other again as both sides are as stubborn not to get in contact first. It happens regularly, but what if it’s a bit more serious than just more
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