Neil, you cloth-eared pillock

…Oi thinks oi’m starting to loike 'anna! (…'er proveshunalism, that is!)

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It used to be a job for the police woman escorting the sectioned females to hospital in the ambulance

It was not a nice job and I hated it

First the doctor usually had to sedate them so it was safe for me and the ambulance crew to be with the poor women

So I admire a Fish for doing that job

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It will have been easier because she knew and (poor silly woman) trusted me, and had not I think taken in that she was being sectioned. She thought she was going to have a check-up (unspecified) so they could be sure it would be ok for her to go to bed, and they would provide the bed, which was true as far as it went.

I felt like someone taking a dog to be castrated, or some equivalent.

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Heartbreaking job isn’t it?

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Yeah.

As far as I know she wasn’t particularly helped by it, either.

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My admiration for anyone who can do what must be such a soul-destroying job is only ratcheted higher when I read such stories! I must be lucky in that in my three-score -and-nine years, I have never had to do anything remotely similar to that, although I’ve taken many cell–mates to be euthanized! :crying_cat_face:

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I am sorry about the cell-mates, Sturmers. I mean, I know that it is something one has to make allowance for from the beginning, but it still hurts.

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