Yesterday I completed my first week of being a registered nurse! I miss Worcester so much but excited about the next chapter in London! Loving plastics and learning so much!!

Graduation in less than a week, never been more excited to see my uni friends again but also return to city that I love!

How have been a qualified nurse for 5 months, it has gone so quick! Finally starting to find my feet and feel more comfortable within my role. Tonight I’m learning how to run a shift effectively with an amazing band 6. Can’t believe how far I have come in 5 months! 😊💙

Happy birthday GOSH thank you for changing my life for the better!

I would love to talk to a couple of singers who have a bass voice type - can you help? More information:

Three weeks post having a jaw joint replacement at the age of 23 due to arthritis. So thankful to my consultant for listening to me and doing everything possible to give me the opportunity to eat normally and pain free. Still a long way to go with my recovery but making progress

Day two of induction complete going from adult nursing to children’s nursing was always going to be a challenge but can’t thank my colleagues enough for all the support and reassurance over the last couple of weeks. Can’t wait to get back on the ward next week 💙💙💙

This is amazing and so good to see!

This is a great idea as both a nurse and patient! From a nurse it’s highly visible and feels safer. As a patient the amount of glasses I’ve had damaged and lost hearing aids. I love this idea!

Can’t wait for Outnumbered and Gavin and Stacey!

Is this common? Something that in my undergrad degree that would take me like 30 mins during my masters is taking me 1 hour + a lot of the time, is this normal?

Shockingly, only 1 in 4 disabled children in the UK say they take part in regular sport and PE. 14 year old Bly Twomey is calling for change for every disabled child in the country by making the Equal Play sign with her arms. #EqualPlay 🟰 #ParalympicsGB