Right then, if your analgesic drugs cause you serious constipation – and if they’re effective, they will – then sit up straight and pay attention. There is a remedy. I’ve tried all the usual remedies
Archive for November, 2010
Answer to a stubborn problem, he said, coyly…
Posted in Fix drug-caused constipation, tagged Analgesic drugs, Constipation remedy, Drug-induced constipation, Health on November 30, 2010 | 3 Comments »
International Day of Disabled Persons 2010
Posted in Day of the Disabled 2010, tagged International Day of Disabled Persons 2010, Persecution of the sick and disabled on November 29, 2010 | Comments Off
For the International Day of Disabled Persons 2010, on December 3, what I’d like to see in this country, given that this day is sponsored by the UN, is for the
BBC Disability Survey…
Posted in BBC Disability poll, tagged Disability Poll, Public perception of disability on November 29, 2010 | Comments Off
If you’re disabled, and want to know what people think of you, try this for size
The Equality Act 2010.
Posted in Exit DDA - enter the Equality Act 2010, tagged DDA, disability, Discrimination, Equality Act 2010, Health on November 27, 2010 | 2 Comments »
The DDA has been largely replaced by the Equality Act 2010, of which the website says:- The Equality Act 2010 aims to protect disabled people and prevent disability discrimination. It provides legal rights for disabled people in the areas of:
An appeal to the unions…
Posted in support the sick and disabled, tagged Appeal for union support, Don't break Britain, Support the sick and disabled on November 26, 2010 | Comments Off
Further to my previous post, I should like to ask you all, and as many others as you can enlist, to email Unite’s Head of Political Department, John O’Regan, asking that Unite, and
Unions – the sick and disabled need your support…
Posted in Sick and disabled need union support, tagged Len McCluskey, Union support for the sick and disabled, UNISON on November 26, 2010 | 7 Comments »
The Coalition is dedicated to persecuting the sick and disabled, and now Milliband says Labour will cuddle up to the “squeezed middle” of society. Great, they don’t give a shit about us either. There is the possibility of support from the unions, as Unite’s Len McCluskey’s ‘alliance of resistance’ speech hits the news, aimed at [...]
Twitter censorship…
Posted in Who's censoring Twitter?, tagged Twitter censorship, Who blocked hashtagDemo2010? on November 24, 2010 | Comments Off
Twitter is blocking the Demo2010 hashtag. I’ve been following that all day on Twitter, and I’ve seen no reason for this censorship at all. The question is – who is behind it? Go on, bet you can’t guess?
They want you dead, then blame the GPs…
Posted in Cut hospital admissions, tagged GP death rates scrutinised, Health, Purging the sick, Reducing hospital admissions on November 24, 2010 | Comments Off
As I said yesterday, admissions to hospital are to be restricted, putting the chronically sick in even more danger. Today, this appears in Pulse:-
What I’m reading today, November 23…
Posted in Ron's Rants reading list, Ron's Reading List, tagged Corum, Moorchock's Eternal Champion, Reading list, The Oregon Trail, What I'm reading on November 23, 2010 | Comments Off
Still tediously crawling through Francis Parkman’s The Oregon Trail (Kindle), and, god, it’s dull. As far as I can see there was no reason for this ill-equipped and ill-considered expedition other than Parkman’s obsession with the Plains Indians, whom he tended to regard as rather lethal children. I’m amazed he survived. Pretty sure he was [...]








The Guardian’s Comment is Free moderation needs transparency…
Posted in Guardian CiF - censored not moderated, tagged Censorship at the Guardian, CiF moderation, Comment is Free, The Guardian on November 26, 2010 | 1 Comment »
I wrote, some time back, about the poor quality of moderation in the Guardian’s Comment is Free section, especially the habit of deleting any comments questioning the impartiality of the moderators, no matter how polite and reasonable. The comment thread following this article, discussing the first student demo/riot (depending on which side of the argument [...]
Read Full Post »