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I'm Lyall, a generation Y health professional who enjoys using apparatus for capturing moving images from time to time.

Conversations, wine, coffee and socks are nice too.

For the most part this tumblelog isn't a beacon of erudition however occasionally I post serious entries about healthcare and the image of nursing.

I have a surprising number of fashion and chaps related posts.

I run Space Rules, contribute to We Come From A Sunburnt Country a tumblr about Australia and a tumblr dedicated to gastronomic atrocities of the past called Aspic And Other Delights .

Currently living in Port Hedland and working in South Hedland, Western Australia at the regional hospital.

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13 September 09
billnewsinger:

After 10 months of hell, I am overjoyed to announce, I have had my drain tube removed. My pancreas seems to be working properly again. Its taken a long time and I must admit that I was getting to think I would have to have the drain for the rest of my life!
I cannot tell you what this means to me. I dont know whether to laugh or cry. It’s been such a long and horrific journey and today, it seems I have turned a corner. I still need to have regular scans and take it easy, but the daily pain and discomfort of having a tube sticking out of my belly is gone. It’s heaven!!!! I cant wait to go swimming….and I wont have to sleep on my back anymore!!!!
I owe so much to the nurses and doctors who cared for me. I will never forget them. And I would like to thank everyone who has offered encouragement or wished me well here and on vimeo and flickr especially Loonachic, who regularly threatened me with violence everytime I got low! Thankyou!

billnewsinger:

After 10 months of hell, I am overjoyed to announce, I have had my drain tube removed. My pancreas seems to be working properly again. Its taken a long time and I must admit that I was getting to think I would have to have the drain for the rest of my life!

I cannot tell you what this means to me. I dont know whether to laugh or cry. It’s been such a long and horrific journey and today, it seems I have turned a corner. I still need to have regular scans and take it easy, but the daily pain and discomfort of having a tube sticking out of my belly is gone. It’s heaven!!!! I cant wait to go swimming….and I wont have to sleep on my back anymore!!!!

I owe so much to the nurses and doctors who cared for me. I will never forget them. And I would like to thank everyone who has offered encouragement or wished me well here and on vimeo and flickr especially Loonachic, who regularly threatened me with violence everytime I got low! Thankyou!

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