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Buy a single copy of NURSING TIMES or a subscription of your desired length, delivered worldwide. Current issues sent same day up to 3pm! All magazines sent by 1st Class Mail UK & by Airmail worldwide (bar UK over 750g which may go 2nd Class).
We have a huge amount of respect for nurses here at Newsstand. Not only do they work an impressive number of hours, dealing with situations and circumstances that most of us couldn’t face up to, they do so with good humour and a smile. They have to deal with all kinds of things that we would rather not, and to deal with people who aren’t necessarily always aware or happy to be taken care of. Nursing is an incredibly stressful and challenging job, and as such we would like to say ‘thank you’ to all the hardworking nurses out there.
Now, back when I was still but a young fellow, looking forward to a life spent writing about magazines, I was preparing for an A-Level exam when I started to feel a tad unwell. This wasn’t the usual pre-exam jitters, nor some cunning attempt to escape having to do an exam, but instead the incredibly poorly timed onset of appendicitis. After being diagnosed, I was rushed to the hospital and underwent an appendectomy. Now, being a young and naïve lad I thought to myself, hmm, here’s a chance to see what nurses actually look like, give that according to television they are all really quite stunning. It was quite a surprise, therefore, to learn that the nurse who would be taking care of me was a middle aged Scottish bloke called Gary! I’ll tell you what though, he was professional and caring, and a wonderful example of a dedicated and excellent profession. NB