A&E in my kitchen.

[harvey b davison]

my missus starts her nurse training in january. I used to carry a tub of putty in my first aid kit.

[eddiegts]

Army medic and high standard in the same sentence :lol:

 

Well the same standard as the guys that come out and save lives every day (paramedic) as that's who I did my training with. :-)

[Dean Lofthouse]

My missus is a nurse but all she does is take the piss out of her patients

[skyhuck]

My missus is a nurse but all she does is take the piss out of her patients

 

Catheter??????

[geoff]

Catheter??????

 

[Dean Lofthouse]

No...Dialisis

[Rob D]

Catheter??????

 

 

Dave sort of stole your thunder on that one Dean eh!

[Big J]

In a similar vein, my wife is an architect - very handy for those instance where I've dropped trees through buildings and this and that!

[Will Ayers]

well he's all back together now, pictures to follow another day. too late to start uploading now!

 

I'm actually jealous of pete's stitches, when my wife did mine she was a student but now she's a fully quallified doctor and having done a 6 month placement in A&E as part of her GP training, she seems to have learnt a trick or two, like using local anaesthetic..... very gucci!

 

poor old pete. on the mend now though!

 

and if you were wondering, he knocked his hand on a sharp bit of metal in the workshop and put a lovely 2 inch cut in the back of his hand, resulting in 5/6 lovely stitches

[easy-lift guy]

This seems to be a novel ability that your wife has, however my only concern is liability.

Regardless how well intended the care offered is, I would choose to leave it for a professional. Less drama, less what if's.

easy-lift guy