The Ballad of Billy The Kidney
Living with an organ transplant
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Home dialysis and the cost of side issues - 39 days ago
This is post # 100 in this blog. This article in the Sydney Morning Herald caught my eye. Governments are very happy to shift the cost when it saves them a quid, but they can be a bit slower when... Topics: Health services, Medical services
As I've intimated in earlier posts, sometimes having to change careers for health reasons can bring unexpected bonuses. In previous posts I have written about the fun of student excursions. (And lest the teachers out there laugh hollowly, let me...
Topics: Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Camden Council, Campbelltown City Council, Career change, Charlie Chaplin, City Lights, David Campbell, Deloitte, Film, KPMG, Michael Jackson, Music, Sir Charles Chaplin, Sydney Opera House, The Gold Rush
Topics: Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Camden Council, Campbelltown City Council, Career change, Charlie Chaplin, City Lights, David Campbell, Deloitte, Film, KPMG, Michael Jackson, Music, Sir Charles Chaplin, Sydney Opera House, The Gold Rush
Quick, conductor! The screens! - 51 days ago
Dear old CityRail. Just when I think they can't torment me any further, along come new ways of doing so. We have a new train timetable coming into effect on October 11. And CityRail have just announced (or admitted) that... Topics: CityRail, National Public Toilet Map, Perceptions, Technology
World Transplant Games day 5 - 74 days ago
As the World Transplant Games continue on the Gold Coast in the sunny State of Queensland, a quick surf of the WWW has revealed these highlights: John Paul O'Neill of Ireland has won a silver medal in the squash competition... Topics: Bas van den Hoven, Damon Danieli, Exercise, Games, John Paul O'Neill, Martijn Watervliet, Sports, Travel, Work/life balance, World Transplant Games, World Transplant Games 2009
A guide to the World Transplant Games on the WWW - 74 days ago
One of the advantages of Web 2.0 is that events that get overlooked by the mainstream media can be covered in a fairly broad way by ordinary folk on the ground - often armed with no more than a 3G... Topics: Cliff Tam, Colin White, DailyMotion, Damon Danieli, Exercise, Games, Google Video, ipadio, NBN Television, South Australia Transplant Sports Association, Sports, Technology, Transplant Team Ireland, Transplant Team Sweden, Twitter, Vimeo, Weblogs, Work/life balance, World Transplant Games, World Transplant Games 2009, World Transplant Games Federation, YouTube


