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Unless they were left by a previous resident?The white chair; it looks like a commode (used as a toilet but designed exactly like that with a lid, so you lift the white part of the seat and the toilet is kind of like a small basin). They are also used as perching chairs/stools for disabled/older people.
The trolley with wheels, usually seen in order people’s homes, community care. They are items typically expected to be seen in older community, older wards, occupational therapists. Unless she has had an illness herself (re her hand tremors??) I find it unusual a childrens nurse would have these items.
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Salvaged before they reached the skip. I think she probably used the commode to sit on whilst doing the foot pedalling. Obviously a multitasker, not one not two but three things all at once. She’s exercising whilst relaxing whilst being
The design is very much like a commode. You can have them exactly like this in the photo (as a chair) and also ones exactly like the photo where the commode basically fits into a rim (underneath the seat, it just lifts up). So it’s either a commode OR a chair and they are specific items usually found in older and disabled peoples environments (community/wards).Salvaged before they reached the skip. I think she probably used the commode to sit on whilst doing the foot pedalling. Obviously a multitasker, not one not two but three things all at once. She’s exercising whilst relaxing whilst being human.
are we certain it’s a commode ? I can see someone just taking a stool to stand on but not A commode. Is probably irrelevant anyways.
Also possible, but then why have a crutch in your bedroom?Unless they were left by a previous resident?
"Bergerac"??? The TV detective? That ended before she was born, I think!An A4-size piece of paper containing similarly jumbled handwritten notes was also found in the diary, the court heard.
One sentence read: 'I killed them. I don't know if I killed them. Maybe I did. Maybe this is down to me.' [...]
Other words appearing on the A4 paper were 'foreign objects', 'slander', 'tired', 'crime number', 'diagnosis compromised', 'risk factors' and, repeatedly, 'help me'. [...]
An annual leave request form from Letby - covered with untidily written jumbled words - was found in a blue folder of papers during the office search, the court heard.
Hearts were doodled on the form along with random words 'Tigger', 'Smudge', 'Bergerac' and 'Help Me'. [...]
Six pages of medical notes of children unrelated to the trial were found at her parents' home on the same date.
A total of 257 handover sheets were recovered during searches in the investigation, of which 21 included the names of babies she is alleged to have harmed.
Nurse Lucy Letby accused of murdering seven babies weeps during trial
Letby (pictured), originally from Hereford, was first arrested in July 2018 on suspicion of attacking infants in her care - two years after she worked her last shift at Chester Hospital's neo-natal unit.www.dailymail.co.uk
"Bergerac"??? The TV detective? That ended before she was born, I think!
It's been said on many occasions that this case couldn't get any more utterly weird.......and then it just goes and makes a liar out of whomever said it! Totally off the charts weird!Today has been so bizarre I think I've forgotten what normal is!
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One of the notes found in the handbag also contained the first names of the triplets and underneath was written: ‘Today is your birthday but you aren’t here and I’m so sorry for that... I’m sorry you couldn’t have the chance at life... and for the pain... I can’t do this anymore.’
Lucy Letby weeps in the dock as jury shown pictures of her room
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That is just so far off the charts! If this was fiction no one would ever buy it!A little bit more from today, but you need to be a subscriber.
One of the notes found in the handbag also contained the first names of the triplets and underneath was written: ‘Today is your birthday but you aren’t here and I’m so sorry for that... I’m sorry you couldn’t have the chance at life... and for the pain... I can’t do this anymore.’
Lucy Letby weeps in the dock as jury shown pictures of her room
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Is that what that is?!! Thought it was a posh wine or something ha!Maybe she watched a lot of UK Gold on Sky?
Apparently it's a town in France too but yes my immediate thought was "Bergerac? Why is she asking a fictional TV detective from the 80s to help her ?"
But when she moved, why did she bother taking 257 handover sheets to her new home? Isn't that a convenient time to get rid of them?Them being found where they were is not something that I would see as unusual, tbh. I've got all sorts of work stuff scattered around my house and, let's not forget, she'd moved house around the time of these incidents so random papers stuffed into whatever was handly is to be expected.
You’re a star, I’ve been Googling “never creemer”, couldn’t quite read the title.Interesting books on the bedside table -
Ruth Jones - Never Greener
Dr Rana Awdish - In Shock, how nearly dying made me a better doctor
Dan O'Donoghue
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These are some of the images taken by Cheshire Police of Ms Letby's home on their raid on 3 July 2018. The first two are of her bedroom, where some of the notes were found. The third is her garage, where further notes were found in a bin bag
Apparently there is a red Bergerac wine from that region too! Fictional detective, place in France, or red wine, take your pic? I literally have no idea which she is more likely to be referring to lolIs that what that is?!! Thought it was a posh wine or something ha!
I didn't think what Dan wrote sounded right. To be fair to him he did say they were quickly flashed up on the screenA little bit more from today, but you need to be a subscriber.
One of the notes found in the handbag also contained the first names of the triplets and underneath was written: ‘Today is your birthday but you aren’t here and I’m so sorry for that... I’m sorry you couldn’t have the chance at life... and for the pain... I can’t do this anymore.’
The article also says that there was a raft of paperwork found, including handover sheets, that related to the 250 shifts she worked between June 2015 and June 2016. So everything found was from the year the charges relate to according to this report.
Lucy Letby weeps in the dock as jury shown pictures of her room
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JMO, coming back to that book again and the equipment in her house. She reminds me of a bit like someone who has had a stroke or something. Re tremors she discussed with dr choc, she sounds like someone who has had some kind of recovery or something (or the blip she mentioned?) JMOInteresting books on the bedside table -
Ruth Jones - Never Greener
Dr Rana Awdish - In Shock, how nearly dying made me a better doctor
Dan O'Donoghue
@MrDanDonoghue
These are some of the images taken by Cheshire Police of Ms Letby's home on their raid on 3 July 2018. The first two are of her bedroom, where some of the notes were found. The third is her garage, where further notes were found in a bin bag
I'm thinking maybe it was his words to her that she wrote down----about 'things can't go back to what they were, too much has happened, too much has changed". <<<paraphrasedThe term “I loved you” is intriguing. Past tense.
JMO
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One of the notes found in the handbag also contained the first names of the triplets and underneath was written: ‘Today is your birthday but you aren’t here and I’m so sorry for that... I’m sorry you couldn’t have the chance at life... and for the pain... I can’t do this anymore.’
The article also says that there was a raft of paperwork found, including handover sheets, that related to the 250 shifts she worked between June 2015 and June 2016. So everything found was from the year the charges relate to according to this report.
Lucy Letby weeps in the dock as jury shown pictures of her room
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