You know, when Helen used to get home from work, I'd ask, how are you?

Fine, she'd say.

She clearly wasn't.

After 10 years in IT, she was on autopilot.

Then she found this job, training up-and-coming tech wizas at the college,

same skills but with new people, new challenges.

Now when she gets back, I get the full debrief.

Can't get a word in.

Give your skills new life.

Train others.

Search jobs in further education.

Pain in my hip.

I keep feeling dizzy.

I'm getting migraines more often.

There's another way to contact your GP practice by simply sending your symptoms and requests

through their website or the NHS app. We're delivering an NHS fit for the future.

Tap it, type it and we'll take care of it.

Julia, how do you spell vertebrae?

Oh, just tight pain in the neck.

You don't need 280 characters to explain the positives and the negatives of Twitter.

It can be a wonderful, democratising, liberating platform to give people a voice,

but it also can have a really spiteful and unpleasant side.

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