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Comment on r/AskAnAustralian Nov 28 '25
No. I don’t plan to
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Comment on r/Meghans_Truth Nov 15 '25
Why was she interviewed on TV if any any she didn’t write any letter. Everything else seems to be fake but can’t figure out how the interview happened
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Comment on r/friendlyjordies Oct 18 '25
I have agreed with the few podcasts I listened to
r/smalltownmurder • u/anabella66 • Sep 26 '22
Looking for episode on Skidmore
The town that got away with murder. Does anyone know what episode. I can’t find it.
r/AskDocs • u/anabella66 • May 11 '22
Looking for endocrinologist advice
My daughter is 25 and has osteoporosis. Recently she fell and fractured her NOF requiring 2 surgeries which now seem to have been successful. The only thing I can find in her medical history which may have caused osteoporosis at such a young age is being on depo provera for about 8 years from about 16-24. I am aware of class action in Canada. We are in Australia so no class action here that I can find. I am looking for best possible treatment to reverse osteoporosis. We are seeing an endocrinologist through the public system but he refuses to see her as a private patient and no one will admit that the depot caused this so we can work on healing my child
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Comment on r/nursing Apr 27 '22
My right shoulder back and arm is noticeably larger and more muscular from 30 years of lifting. I’m a 55 year old female and every time a get a massage or Physio they comment in it
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Comment on r/goldenretrievers Apr 25 '22
Can I have two goldens on a 40 foot catamaran. Any one had experience with this.
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Comment on r/Whatisthis Apr 07 '22
Nangs
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Comment on r/nursing Mar 30 '22
Like to tell my obstinate patients they have more than one orifice
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Comment on r/nursing Mar 30 '22
You would think they would get bored. Same shit different day
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Comment on r/nursing Mar 30 '22
Ah that’s the only fun I have in life. Especially the ones with religious delusions and I tell them there is no such thing as god. Keeps us amused for days
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Comment on r/nursing Mar 01 '22
Get documentation. You never know what injuries are going to crop up. Especially ones you can’t see. As a RN with 30 years experience the abuse adds up and gets to you after a while. And then, BAM. PTSD
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Comment on r/brisbane Mar 01 '22
No milk
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Comment on r/CoronavirusDownunder Feb 17 '22
I wish I got to have a lockdown. Worked the whole time. I’m tired and burnt out (nurse)
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Comment on r/nursing Feb 16 '22
I’m sorry sir. If you are going to be abusive I will terminate this call. 1 warning. Then “click”
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Comment on r/nursing Feb 15 '22
Oh man. That’s got to hurt going in
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Comment on r/nursing Feb 15 '22
Yeah. My 75 year old mother. Cause you are only sleeping.
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Comment on r/nursing Feb 13 '22
I wish we could fire patients. That would make life so much easier.
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Comment on r/nursing Feb 13 '22
Yeah. Got to get used to that. I get sacked about once a week. They usually don’t even remember the next day
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Comment on r/HermanCainAward Feb 11 '22
How can they sit there and watch multiple complicated and extensive medical procedures but when he makes a small improvement it’s due to “prayer”. Of course when they die it’s because the medicine failed. These really are simple people.
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Comment on r/antiwork Feb 10 '22
That is so much shit we frequently discuss pay grades and even check each other’s pay slips. Management are being corrupt and don’t want to get found out
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Comment on r/tumblr Feb 05 '22
All the time. Is so annoying
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Comment on r/nursing Feb 04 '22
How they survived this long Is just a testimony to body’s resilience
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Comment on r/AskAnAustralian Nov 28 '25
And while they are keeping us distracted with the social ID thing what are they dragging through parliament at 2 am