Fiona Carey
@fionacarey.bsky.social
Kidney cancer 24 years (lots of surgery inc. a Whipple’s). Patient Co-chair for Cambridge Cancer Research Hospital. 12 yrs improving the patient experience. Love wheelchair basketball ❤️👩🦽➡️🏀. Omnipod 5 user. Happy place: Nana-ing
#oncosky #cansky
#oncosky #cansky
Brilliant work, Julian.
April 2, 2025 at 9:16 AM
Brilliant work, Julian.
Clearly, ‘Passive provision’ is NO provision. There is SO much wrong with this Appendix B. It’s okay to ask a person who can’t use steps to travel up to 50km to a station that’s accessible. How?? On a train? Erm, no. On our brilliant and joined-up bus services? Nope.
Oh dear.
Oh dear.
April 2, 2025 at 9:15 AM
Clearly, ‘Passive provision’ is NO provision. There is SO much wrong with this Appendix B. It’s okay to ask a person who can’t use steps to travel up to 50km to a station that’s accessible. How?? On a train? Erm, no. On our brilliant and joined-up bus services? Nope.
Oh dear.
Oh dear.
And no wrong way to eat a crumpet, either. Cream cheese and tomatoes like a mini pizza…
We used to call them pikelets in Normanton.
We used to call them pikelets in Normanton.
February 18, 2025 at 1:32 PM
And no wrong way to eat a crumpet, either. Cream cheese and tomatoes like a mini pizza…
We used to call them pikelets in Normanton.
We used to call them pikelets in Normanton.
It’s a funny business, the bell ringing, particularly for those of us who will never be rid of this cancery business. But milestones are good. All the very best to you.
February 3, 2025 at 6:07 PM
It’s a funny business, the bell ringing, particularly for those of us who will never be rid of this cancery business. But milestones are good. All the very best to you.