by Verite Reily Collins | Jul 26, 2021 | Diary Archive
Freedom Day hasn’t changed much for those of us with cancer problems, and somehow things aren’t clear – friends are still reluctant to join crowds and so am I. We aren’t clear about when and why we should or shouldn’t wear masks; if we...
by Verite Reily Collins | Jun 29, 2021 | Diary Archive
During lockdown, I’ve enjoyed watching old TV series I missed first time round. I remember the days when one was actually out at a party, or having a meal with friends, so missed them first time. Settling down for an orgy of old TV shows, I turned on Yes...
by Verite Reily Collins | Mar 18, 2021 | Diary Archive
Let me be blunt. It’s hard enough handling cancer problems, without having to put up with incompetence from bureaucrats. Paid a fortune, yet they step away from problems without a care for the consequences. I have been trying to get the anti-covid vaccination...
by Verite Reily Collins | Jan 29, 2021 | Diary Archive
When Tony Blair was an aspiring MP, he gave a speech to newspaper Editors about ‘photo opportunities’. Up until that time, no-one had thought much about the science behind these pictures – but he and his team were to suss out every possible...
by Verite Reily Collins | Jan 22, 2021 | Diary Archive
Events organisers are back in business, targetting NHS Trusts. These Trusts are one of the biggest buyers of their services, as most have an unlimited budget for these events, such as the latest entitled New Deal for the NHS. STOP! WE DON’T need any more New...
by Verite Reily Collins | Dec 28, 2020 | Diary Archive
I never win anything – except once at a very smart Ball I won a year’s supply of deodorant, my raucous friends thought this very funny, but I’ve won nothing meaningful. Until this Christmas Eve, when Dave our postman called up to me to say he had a...
