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Old 02-05-2005, 03:52   #76
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Re: Designer babies Lords give thumbs up

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Originally Posted by allieyoung666
Erm I am actually assisting in research, and I feel that the infomation would be wasted on certain people as they are looking for an argument all the time.
Certain parts of the BMJ yes, I to have the relevent access that is required. I am working with a fellow that works for the BMJ and I think he would not be happy if I went handing out infomation willy nilly to people who do not understand. They would not understand some of the infomation the BMJ publishes. And I thought it was for students and healthcare professionals?? Well thats what I was told.
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Well would you like to tell my boss that, he would blow half of your statements out of the water. Why?? There are only a few people on this forum would understand. I am sad to say.
Sorry there was me thinking you were an Agency nurse and you seem to bleat on about this in several other threads.



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Originally Posted by marina
Are you referrring to the BMJ ? If you are then everyone has access...... for now anyway http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/contents-by-date.2002.shtml

So it would be good if you could share so that those who don't know, in your opinion, will know

Allie, i work in the medical research field and have access, so if you post the references that you're referring to, i can make them available to the people that you think need them. It's not really fair not to share if we can help


As Kink oops Marina said it is common knowledge so get over it.

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Originally Posted by dr wadd
Since you started this in PM, and then decided that you don`t want a PM reply I`ll just have to post one here.

This is the singularly most patronising comment I have *ever* seen on this forum. How dare you make presumptions about what people will understand. You have amply demonstrated that you are not worth debating with, and at the end of the day cannot actually engage in debate. I shall therefore not bother considering your posts in regard to this thread any more.


Time for Paul to put the lead back on me thinks.

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Originally Posted by allieyoung666
Shows how arrogant Drs Actually are!!! I could not care less what you think and you continually patronise members of this forum. I can debate.
And yes I can thank you, I am not making presumptions as certain people I have talked to do not understand what I am doing. Oh I forgot we are below you arnt we??? Us nurses, dream on. Point of advice do that again and I will report you.
And of course you do not patronise members here, hmm pot/kettle/black springs to mind.



I donââ‚Âà ‚¬ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¾Ã‚¢t wish to get on peoples tits here but what I and my partner Julie would give for a Baby designer or not is anything or everything.

Having been through three miscarriages, two of which we knew about.

The third one both of us were unaware of as she is normally late and she started spotting and then went into what she thought was a diabetic pass out.

Imagine then when she woke up in the BUPA hospital my task of telling here not only had she had a diabetic related pass out but she had actually lost our child by way of another miscarriage.

Fortunately on this occasion she did not have to have a D&C (scrape out) as it is more commonly known.

We are still hoping for a child whether it is designer or not.

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