When I woke up this morning I wondered what the day had in
store for me, would it be stressful, would it be busy, would it be fine and as
it has been only four and a half weeks since the op, I’m happy to say that I’m bouncing
back. I was actually looking forward to getting back to some sort of schedule
and plus I need the money!
I start quite early (about 6.30 am) and my colleagues start to filter in about 8 am on wards and today at 9.30 am we had a huge and important meeting. It was being held in one of the lecture theatres and broadcast across the other venues and full of the head honchos. Ordinarily, I wouldn't usually go to these but I thought that it would be a nice easy transition back to work.
The speakers began and it was interesting, to a point, when with the room packed to capacity and all cameras rolling, a mobile phone goes off echoing across the theatre.
And yes, you've guessed it, it was mine – way to ease myself gently back into work!
Before you start flinging …
I start quite early (about 6.30 am) and my colleagues start to filter in about 8 am on wards and today at 9.30 am we had a huge and important meeting. It was being held in one of the lecture theatres and broadcast across the other venues and full of the head honchos. Ordinarily, I wouldn't usually go to these but I thought that it would be a nice easy transition back to work.
The speakers began and it was interesting, to a point, when with the room packed to capacity and all cameras rolling, a mobile phone goes off echoing across the theatre.
And yes, you've guessed it, it was mine – way to ease myself gently back into work!
Before you start flinging …