Wonderful just wonderful, now thats made me smileHad my cancer recheck today and at the five year mark was told FINALLY that my odds of survival have gone up AND I get to chance to only once yearly exams like a normal human again. Plus I got my letter from my doc to renew my residence permit later this week. I HATE going to the hospital and I'm not sure any of that made me actually smile, but it was good news all around and I'm very grateful.
I’m not sure I’d recommend a doctorate, it’s too raw
but definitely go back to studying- there’s so much to learn! 
I think that may well be because the cognitive tests to help identity dementia that have proved to be most accurate take much longer than a standard GP appointment. I used to spend a good hour/ hour and a half with the person and family before I felt I had enough information, often we sent for further testing. I have known the process take a year or more.I’m not sure I’d recommend a doctorate, it’s too raw
My thesis is looking at the diagnostic accuracy of cognitive tests when used to help identify dementia in general practice. Summary: they’re not brilliant, and they could be a lot better...
Oh,that's made me smile too!After a stressful day at work, I came home to lots of Harley licks and the forum calendars have arrived
I was very reserved and only bought 2 toys. OH practically manhandled me out of the shop when I started questioning how big the dog beds were and whether realistically I could get one through customs.Oooo Jen, you in danger, girl! Orvis will suck you in and take all your USD!
Hope you're having fun in spite of missing Stanners.
It was very.. different.
Definitely smile-worthy! If those things in themselves didn’t make you smile, maybe knowing that other people are smiling on your behalf will!
You go girl!!! 
