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The mere thought of it gives me what doctors refer to technically as the "heebie jeebies".
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Wednesday, 10 November 2010
Robo sponge bath
The mere thought of it gives me what doctors refer to technically as the "heebie jeebies".
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It's giving me the hebbie-jebbies too.
ReplyDeleteI dread to think how Sarah connor feels about it . . .
Funny thing about all the grand ideas for "patient care" machines. Nobody has ever figured out how to make one that has a bedside manner.
ReplyDeleteOf course, the medical professionals who advocate them are more often noted for having bedside attitudes, so they probably wouldn't notice the difference.
cheers
eon