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    I just wanted to give you a quick update of my world at the minute.
     Three weeks ago I was called into work at short notice and have been working full time since then.
     Last year due to my mothers ill health I took the decision to become a Bank Nurse. This means I dont have any contracted hours and just work when I am needed. It worked out pretty well until covid happened.
Operating Theatre nursing is a specialised area, and off course not much going on due to covid19. My registration does not allow me to work in an area I am not trained to work in, so I cant work on a ward without some kind of further training.
    I have now been trained in the correct fitting of PPE for NHS Staff. Things are begining to build up again so I have been pretty busy fitting new PPE and it looks like I will be for a while.
    Not much crafting going on at the minute, but normal crafting will resume as soon as possible.

In the meantime we will be back to normal at some point, so stay safe and keep crafting.

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