The NHS. UK. What's happening with socialized medicine in the UK..... this is one of the things I watched that sent me down a small rabbit hole. I knew they were in trouble and had big issues (from some online friends and real life friends who live there) but this is the first I started to research from the Practitioner's side.
Darnit! This is what happens when I have 4 important things on my 'to do' list that must be done within the next 2.5 hours... but I brew a new, hot, strong cup of coffee before I sit down at my desk. Agggghhhhh.
I just get sidetracked... and that leads to more sidetracking... ha ha. So much.
B A C K TO W O R K.
It's just the coffee talking.
Turbo cancers.... thanks Pfizer, thanks Fauci, thanks Biden and Harris!
(Image Credit)
"Washington as a Young Surveyor." Oil on panel, 19th century, artist unknown. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Sheppard, 2006. (MVLA)
How did a teenage bout of smallpox help save the American Revolution?
In 1751, a young George Washington contracted smallpox while in Barbados with his half-brother, Lawrence Washington.
Washington
was only nineteen years old at the time, and the illness, which lasted
nearly a month, left him with only slight scarring. The brush with
smallpox, however, provided Washington with immunity from further
attacks of the disease.
Read More at Mount Vernon (dot) org
The NHS. UK. What's happening with socialized medicine in the UK..... this is one of the things I watched that sent me down a small ...
