Late Home This Evening,

[Tashi]

gave an extra hour or so to A & E they were busy. Have seen a Post recently asking what help I could be in A & E apart from wheeling people about as a Physiotherapist, I think it was from APG, as far as I know I have never claimed to be a Physiotherapist, if anyone can find a post where I did I can only suggest it was Auto Correct poking it's nose in and I missed the chance to correct it.

[royfromaus]

What was it meant to be before auto correct intervened?

[Mamyalynne]

I can only find the thread where you were asked that question in May (no reply).

[Prudie]

I always thought it was psychotherapist...

[Tashi]

That's the one Prudie, thank you.

[Buenchico]

In this thread APG twice referred to Tashi as a physiotherapist, which Balders left unchallenged:
https://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/ChatterBank/Question1705002-4.html
Perhaps that's where the confusion dates back to?

[Tilly2]

I could do with some psychotherapy in these stressful times, Tashi.

[anneasquith]

You’re a psychotherapist?

[royfromaus]

No, Tilly is a retired teacher.

[anneasquith]

So she is :-)

[LadyCG]

To be fair, APG wouldn't know one from the other...

In one of her many previous incarnations she accused me of using totally invented medical terminology.

[david small]

Your lovely Tashi whatever your profession.

[AuntPollyGrey]

LadyCg I can recall once you giving medical info to someone and stated that under no circumstances would a certain medication be given -the medication is in fact gold standard for that particular disease. Making up stories is fine, but pretending to be a medical professional and giving misleading info is dangerous.

[AuntPollyGrey]

Tashi, your good friend Baldersdash once boasted he was very tired after a particular long walk with the dogs. He boasted it was fantastic to have two physiotherapists to give him a massage - wish I could find the thread but I'm too busy right now. Someone then referred to you as a 'masseur' and you were extremely put out lol!
If one is going to make stories up one needs a jolly good memory. In your case no harm done just a bit of fun, but this duel persona is getting a bit boring.

[johnny.5]

HI Tashi
hope you and yours are all fit and well
stay safe x

[douglas9401]

Only one thing for it:

To the spreadsheets! :-)

https://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/ChatterBank/Question1712651.html

[LadyCG]

I never stated that in no way would a certain drug be used in a chemo regime, I simply said that I had never known it to be included in any of the regimes that I was familiar with. Do bear in mind that chemo regimens used in Oncology are quite different from those used on the Haematology side and that's the difference right there - I worked in Oncology not Haematology. Also I have never purported to be a medical professional, I am a Medical Secretary and to work as such in my NHS Trust, you need a diploma.

Please stop peddling your lies.

The incident I referred to in my previous post was where I suggested that another poster might need a chest x-ray to exclude any sinister pathology and you claimed "sinister pathology" to be totally made up terminology.

You really don't do yourself any favours.

[AuntPollyGrey]

LadyCG post that link - where I bring you up on 'sinister pathology', because I have not a clue what you are talking about.

I'm not that stupid that I don't realsie realise its easy to copy and paste medical terminology so no need for mistakes.

I'm not peddling any lies, merely recounting past posts.

[LadyCG]

You haven't recounted, you've twisted and distorted. Like you usually do.

It's the same old story every time.

[AuntPollyGrey]

diddums lol!

[tiggerblue10]

Maybe there is some elements of misinterpretation here. It happens a lot.





(Given all the incarnations of ABers over the years since I joined I have no idea who is who anymore!)