5 THINGS I WISH I KNEW BEFORE STARTING NURSING Uk!!

[@LexieCarroll]

I'm only 14 but I love love love watching your videos- I'm really excited to hopefully become a nurse one day!

[@clairequinn2428]

Aw that makes me very happy to hear that, starting early is so good! Xx

[@thenamelesshuman]

Me 9

[@mickssanchore172]

@@angelsusai1901 may I can help you?

[@Unknown_Kay]

Good luck hun your gonnna do great ❤️

[@hilaluddin9854]

Yes

[@treycstreasuredthoughts2680]

Good content, I agree as I qualified last year in august, i managed to study with 3 kids at home balance social life. I think with good organisations and knowing when assignments are due in all is possible. Thank u for sharing.

[@kabirsabharwal9801]

Wow soooo empowering thnxx fr sharing ✅

[@SheenMB11]

Aaawww, really passionate comment as I have 3 kids myself and im starting the apprenticeship i feel i want to cry each time! I just hope I finish and I qualify

[@lynseymarie231]

I’m looking at a change of career (mature student) with 4 kids in tow...am I mad??

[@luciadyke8499]

@@lynseymarie231 Nope,you aint mad.There was a feedback from a Mummy of 5kids and she graduated as a Nurse and she is working at the moment.It's called Determination,no matter the circumstances never you give up!

[@katiepatterson1584]

I’ve been accepted onto the Nursing Course at Huddersfield and this has really given me the peace of mind. I’m beyond excited to start!!

[@Oliverfarmer]

UTT

[@magdakaliciak6500]

Omg well done girlie!

[@lightening791]

I completed an accelerated master's programme in nursing. My course was 2 years. Even with good time management, it was the most demanding and stressful experience of my life. Im unsure if stress levels are lower in undergrad course. How enjoyable my placement was depended on the ward’s culture, the staff and my mentors. Some mentors ignored me and were very mean. Everyone has different experiences but I do not think that anyone should enter the nursing field with the expectation that it will be fun and easy.

[@Ralph-wha]

I’m 12 and I love watching videos now to educate myself about nursing. At school I have some behaviour issues but I’m turning to around so I can become a nurse.

[@clairequinn2428]

Best of luck with your journey xx

[@RI_TREYAH]

If I could go back in time and do well at school and collage I would ace it. My biggest regret is not doing well at school. Planning to go to uni now at almost 40. All the best in your education and future.

[@mooooooooog]

i hope its working out for you !!!@@RI_TREYAH

[@msdoti]

Oh my goodness thank you! I was just loosing interest in nursing because I’m applying for next year but this videos has just restored my faith and passion so thank you!

[@seriouslycrazyartist8609]

I’m only 13 but I really want to do something to help people one day but ye I love the thought of being a nurse

[@seriouslycrazyartist8609]

@@EVISCERATECHUCK i have lmao

[@hayleyann97]

I'm currently in university in Scotland studying adult nursing! ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Just discovered your channel!! X

[@clairequinn2428]

Welcome:)x

[@rubie2189]

Please do a Day In the Life of a Nursing Student video!!

[@emerlineforte5028]

Thank you so much Claire I am about to start sixth form in the UK and I've always wanted to be a rn nurse and i was looking for tips on how to get to my goal, I'm so glad i found your channel it has made me even more determined to become a nurse and you give amazing advises and facts i didn't know. Amazing thanks alot

[@RI_TREYAH]

One thing to remember as a student nurse is that working on nhs wards is only one part of it. So many other nursing roles out there working in the community, day clinics or dr surgery’s , private hospitals, nursing homes or even self employed private nurse.

[@fabackgibba8803]

What a blessing from you! I have no Science background but I want to divert to do nursing in the UK after completing 3 years Advance Diploma in English language and Art. I need advice from you please. I will be glad to hear from you.

[@meaganshaw3994]

This wasn't the video I referenced by I just want you to know I referenced you in my essay about confidence! Thank you x

[@Kazamataz11]

Love to know where you are now. I’m 7 years into nursing and just been signed off with severe anxiety for the second time! I’m done with it now and looking for another career (I was working in ICU). I hope it works out for you, just don’t be too naive as it’s no Disney story. Seriously, good luck as you’ll need it.

[@jordanm7515]

Thanks for sharing this. I’m trying to decide whether to go back to studying nursing

[@summersunxx7441]

What did u end up doing? Hope your anxiety got better !

[@benzathine]

Just my point of view, I started my training when I was 19, I've been Nurse for thirty plus years. Always look after yourself, a tired Nurse can be a dangerous Nurse. A student who shows interest is a blessing, there is nothing worse than a student who turns up showing no interest, their uniform unpressed, hair below the collar. If they can't look after them self, how can they be trusted to look after a patient! The golden rule, treat a patient like you would like your own relative to be treated. Nursing is more than a job, it is more than a degree, it is a vocation and if you don't want to look after people then don't apply. If you are to good to wash some one, clean up shit, if you are are not prepared for some hard work and don't have the vested interest of those in your care at the forefront Nursing isn't for you. Personally if you strip me to the core it will say Nurse, it defines not only my career but who I am. I'm a grade six and I've never wanted to be a higher grade than a six, any higher and you lose patient contact. Knowing you've done good job, is the best feeling in the World, you wouldn't get awards but a thank you from a patient or their family is better than anything.

[@belight4686]

You forgot to mention that the government will never pay nurses a fair wage. They will just cut the wages for 10 years +. Nurses are expected to work for £1 more than a care assistant who isn't degree educated or responsible to the NMC.

[@ouhhhbeach5812]

Do you actually clean up shit x

[@ouhhhbeach5812]

@Im Hani omg tysm x and I'm kinda scared now lol

[@Yasmin-jp4nw]

@@ouhhhbeach5812 if all you got is clean up shit from what she said you shouldn't be a nurse all types of situations happen in the hospital you sound very immature

[@unnijeon2398]

@@Yasmin-jp4nw I'm a nurse myself.. When I first got an admission in nursing college the first thing bothered me was cleaning shit.. It's normal for ppl being upset about those.. We from a different family, different background, different thoughts,...,... Everyone is different &so their thoughts.. So i don't think it's a immature behavior.. If u hv a goal , wanted to be a nurse & "if you makeup your mind to do & accept those it's all that matters :)

[@alhassanjalalideen5338]

Your presentation really draw my attention to so many things I never think of or i always suffer from

[@xfeliciathegoat5531]

Just wanted to let fellow student nurses know about my experience because i have now dropped out of nursing because this career pathway is very emotionally and physically draining especially on placement. Sometimes mentors can not be the most supportive and treat u like cheap labour, doing so many chores that dont help you learn. i would not recommend nursing for someone who is not willing to be as caring as possible even if u are not getting paid or a reward. in my opinion im like doing slave work.

[@dancemomsrelived]

which uni did you go to?

[@cherryrose5500]

im doing childrens nursing next year and i am so worried i won't have enough time to relax and have time to myself, I am also worried about how long the coursework will be

[@beex4874]

ME TOO

[@chelskaf]

@@beex4874 same

[@alyssacrowe8762]

This was really reassuring, I start my children’s nursing course in a few days and this was really helpful, thank you for sharing :)

[@ciarasstuff8134]

going into my second year of nursing school, i used to watch your videos while doing my leaving cert! you are an inspiration! you helped me so much and calm nerves when i would of been going in blind otherwise!

[@faizafraoui2033]

Heyy, this is a bit of an odd question but I would really like to get into nursing and I'm only in year 11,my most struggle is money and paying for uni, could you possibly touch up on apprenticeships help and how to get one and everything about them cuz I am getting quite confused with them,thank you amazing vid x

[@jessicabond192]

Ik forces isn’t for everyone and I understand that but in the forces you get paid to go to university just a suggestion obviously if your interested look into it further x

[@ReLoadXxXxX]

You get money to go to Uni.

[@mmckck5883]

You can get loans from the government if your parents earn under a certain amount! I'm getting the full amount tuition loan and maintenance loan... Tuition fee loan is the one where you don't have to pay it back if you earn under a certain amount of your salary once you graduate (I think about 23k?). Even if you earn more than that, it gets written off after 25 years and you won't really notice it come out your pay anyway as it will be direct debit. Maybe £100 a month. Maintenance loan, I'm getting the full amount which is just over £11k, it's split up into trimesters. Don't worry, have a look on the govt website for advice, it's all on there x

[@lozzpenguin5873]

the nhs will pay for your tuition and your living costs (especially in in wales)

[@ginaleigh2710]

Did you ever consider any other nursing routes? Child ? Mental health? And how did you choose?

[@selfaayuma1219]

Am starting my nursing course soon.Hoping to get jobs abroad

[@clairequinn2428]

Best of Luck:)x

[@honey_bee440]

I am 16 and l am going to start my course next year thanks for such words

[@Megasupercoolest]

I would love to pursue a second degree in nursing but I would like a short course, don't want to go through a 4 years college. Would you mind sharing what schools?

[@BeautyByOla15]

Well done 👍 I am literally going to be glued to your channel .

[@oliviawilliams9451]

I love watching your video, they help me massively . You deserve so many more subscribers!! ☺️💕

[@clairequinn2428]

Aw thank you Olivia! That's so kind of you! I recently got 1k which I'm so so excited about x

[@oliviawilliams9451]

Amazing achievement, keep it up!!😃😃 x

[@Astro_finite]

I'm going to make a great nurse when I'm older

[@lewygooey]

love watching your vid. lots of great tips that definitely i am going to put into practice. looking forward to start in feb takings.

[@laurenhills239]

I was a nurse in the UK, but I moved to the states and unfortunately I had to go back to nursing school. Nursing school in the states is 10x more demanding and it’s like they purposely want to you fail out. I think nursing school gets a hard reputation from America, because it’s actually so true!

[@Amy-pp6mc]

Why did you have to go back to nursing school? I thought nurses from the UK were good and could work without going back to school

[@masillah1018]

Yes, please answer

[@laurenhills239]

Amis S Not in my experience, it’s way different requirements. I had to go back to school!

[@laurenhills239]

Masillah 101 if you have any other questions feel free to ask:)

[@Kate-yk1ku]

True story 💕 Time management is key

[@lizzyway218]

i'm tagging benzathine per comment below. I trained in a School of Nursing - 3 months on a ward then 2 weeks back in school - I did 15 years service and loved my job. And yes I still have my nursing cap ! I retired as a Sister. If you do not have hands on consistent training - and that includes being able to take a persons obs manually and learning about the human body, character, how people live etc etc you have a strong foundation. Within that has to come real commitment, discipline, willingness to understand that a degree does not make a nurse. And yes I hold a degree post qualification. I was a Practitioner when Practitioner were first given that lofty title ! I retired due to a rare autoimmune disease - primary Addisons, any student nurses out there i am happy to talk to you about the disease, its presentation etc - I guarantee you that despite the promises and goodwill of already Qualified Nurses that you will need to learn to work by the seat of your pants and all level Nurses will support you - ALWAYS listen to Health Care Assistants - they are the BACKBONE of the NHS, usually been around for years, often feel unheard which is sad as they hold a wealth of knowledge. You have to learn to trust your gut instinct - you will discover that at times you have to baby sit newly qualified Drs who bless them have worked the butts off to be where they are but can be like rabbits in a head light ! Be kind and considerate to them. You will butt heads with them and others at time. You will feel worn out. Your feet will hurt. Most nurses I worked with - well our work shoes regardless of the fact that we all usually shower before and after a shift take on the ping pong !! Most of all you have to have within your heart the ability to show compassion to any human being regardless of who they are or what you may thing privately. In relation to the Pandemic - and this is the difference between an old timer - I bought masks once it looked like a sxxt storm in China with co-vid 19 - a young Dr hoping to be a GP, who are always sent to see me for experience of a person with Addisons anyway - asked me why I had ordered masks - she looked bemused - that was a learning curve for her - that is called experience, gut instinct and OMG the shite is going to hit the fan - not that unusual from a Nurse with years of experience. I am the same as 'benzathine' who has commented just below me 9 months ago - I wanted to be a nurse from age 4, yup i had the uniform and pretend med set - it never changed - can you make a nurse feel kindness and compassion in the face of what can seem the impossible - NO - it has to be very much a part of your core being before you even think of training. It is hard graft. There will be days when you think why on earth did i go into this job FFS - and others when progress is made and you have been a part of that you will feel more than content. Can you pretend to be kind etc - yes you can but that does not maketh a nurse. I am now on the other side of the fence and I am a people watcher so if in a hospital always help out the students if they are booking me in, HOWEVER a Nurse who has a nasty case of 'Nurse-itis' I do not tolerate well. A Nurse I do believe is still in a way a vocation - HOWEVER do not always expect to be thanked. Be content in your core values and ask yourself seriously is Nursing for you. I worked the usual non stop hours, had 3 children during my career with six weeks off after each of them. I hope that what i have written may pique a persons interest in Nursing and an interest in Addisons. God Bless all of you during this Pandemic. over and out from a very cold and wet Cornwall, and I have to admit abit windy too ! :)

[@lilit7894]

Hi Claire, I am a French nurse student on my 2nd year. I might have to move to the UK for my 3d year, yu would mind if I email you and we can talk about how are the studies in the UK. Tks a lot

[@shubhamsonawane5597]

U r our inspiration dear.go ahead.keep it up.

[@paulcarson7454]

Nursing...dont bother! 30% of newly qualified nurses give it up within 3 years When i trained they paid for your training. Now you are expected to get into massive debt. The only thing you will get out of nursing is debt and neuroses. Don't expect any quality of life cos all the time you are off duty and at home will be spent doing compulsory online training. Retired high dependency/theatre nurse 35 years.

[@natalie246]

Hello! Thank you for a your videos, they are so helpful for anyone interested in nursing! It was really good to hear that even while training at uni there are things that can make you uncomfortable (eg: eyes). I was wondering how you deal with extreme events like a stroke, I am nervous around dealing with that, but I am ok with blood or sick. How would you deal with one of these events and help future nurses know how to react calmly to them? Thank you very much ❤️

[@SK-dv5fc]

Hey I’m thinking of doing nursing but Idkk if it would be the best for me. As I’ve heared that many nursing students drop out whne going on placements which I’m scared about as I don’t wanna pursue soemthing which isn’t for me. Do nurses have to provide day to day care needs for patients as I’ve seen many student nurses drop out due to what they experienced.

[@ozgearslan344]

What’s the difference between adult nursing and mental health nursing?xx

[@keibibev7626]

Thank you for this information. 💕

[@minyura2966]

I currently working in UK and i realised i want to become a Nurse 👩‍⚕️ i like helping people in needs but I’m afraid I’m not smart enough. Is it really hard to become a Nurse I’m not clever in Mathematics I’m afraid

[@nicoleselhi8589]

thank you so much this was so so helpful xx

[@foskr4]

Hiya, hoping to start studying children’s nursing at southampton in september! Really love your videos, I was wondering whether it would be possible to still play a sport alongside a nursing degree? Thanks X

[@jemmahavercroft954]

I just failed my nursing at univeristy. Personally I struggled with the assignments and coudlnt pass them and im very devastated, so if anyone has any advice of another way of getting into nursing

[@jmofuk3089]

Nice to meet you

[@saghar9044]

It really motivated me thank u

[@oliviaelliott1333]

How old were you when you started university? Would you say nursing is a course that most people are mature enough to start at 18? Thanks!

[@jenniferwright6912]

Hiya!! I’m not Claire but I’m also a student nurse and YES! 100% the uni I go to the majority of people are actually 30+ because they’ve either had a career change or want to become a nurse because they were a healthcare assistant. I started the course at 19 with little health care experience and I absolutely love it. If you have a passion for helping people then you’re mature enough to do the degree! Hope this helped x

[@salsubh2986]

Jennifer Wright Hi! I just wanted to ask for some advice. For A levels is it okay to pick Health and social care to become a adult nurse.

[@laurenbxx]

Love this😂 being squeamish aha..defo me loool, thank you for the tips..helped alot ❤️

[@ludmilaslobodjanika4541]

Thank you very much

[@HoneyHoney-ef8cb]

I am forms Pakistan ...I like your Field. I Am also student of FA ...And I would like these are Diplomas nursing i am excited to start...can u sponsored me your country?

[@fairlylocaldreamer7917]

Hi Claire, I was wondering what I can do to prepare before I start my degree? X

[@clairequinn2428]

I would say just engage in as much content as you can and do a little reading but don't worry too much. The course starts right at the beginning so you don't really need much preparation before. Best of luck with your training and thank you for your comment x

[@olubunmiolukunle3399]

Hi,would like you talked about journey to crna in uk. Thanks

[@istiaqueayon761]

So in MSC nursing there’s 2 years of placement and people don’t get paid during placement?

[@msdoti]

Can I ask, what do you do after you get your degree? Do you have to work straight away

[@miikab519]

Do you have any Canadian practical nurses come to do the 3 year program ? Or some of it to qualify to become an Rn in the uk??

[@_aaakh3121]

If you have to go for abroad for a family wedding in first year is that allowed .

[@elmatt4496]

Hi Claire I'm a new subcriber- Do you still have coursework/ assignments to complete whilst on placement for 40hrs per week or is that only during the time that you have lectures? I would really appreciate your reply. Many thanks

[@tharushi2303]

Hey can I know how you entered the NHS!! Because I have heard that it's pretty hard to enter into it.

[@karolina.1208]

Hi, is the placement starting from year 1? I thought is only last year. Thank you

[@abdullahb3870]

Been a carer for 8 years... I wanna become a nurse but how????

[@meggyplumbob8293]

life of a simpleton university

[@happyguy2k]

www.jobs.nhs.uk/xi/vacancy/916080480 Deadline 17.06.20

[@tiaj8080]

hi Claire im a single mom but my dream is to become a nurse in UK is there a way i can talk to u??

[@laurat24]

Hi, are you an adult nurse or child and young people? xx

[@gamingfreak5913]

Can anyone help me with this? Does the course involve presentations of any sort or any group work-based assignments? Also do you think it would be difficult to get through the three years without friends or a support network?

[@NirmalSingh-wm3yu]

Hi calrik. I want m.sc nursing from uk plz help . It's better which filed in m.sc nursing tell me.

[@salsubh2986]

Hi! I just wanted to know if its okay to pick Health and social care for my A Levels. Will that be okay To become a child nurse?

[@malvanoss5021]

Sal Subh of course

[@malvanoss5021]

Do a science based subject with it to

[@malvanoss5021]

Geography , psychology , counts etc

[@nathaliewest778]

lovely nurse

[@laurat24]

Also, will nursing be a useful degree if I may want to be a teacher? X

[@sfrancies87]

No, you would need to do a teaching degree to be a teacher

[@emmamacleans]

Laura T if you want to teach nursing then yeah, if you want to become a high school teacher or teach english then no

[@evanyau9008]

Do you know if student nurse get drug tested? BC I am not really sure about what the "health assessment" about

[@Angela-tg3ol]

your uni might organise it

[@dimondaziz8440]

Hi can you tell me about nurses lm student antry 3 can you information about nurses my dream but l scared because samebody tolled me too hard pleas????

[@morganwilkins2854]

Good Video!

[@Abrina98]

Hi darling really nice.

[@lovepreet1173]

Nice all videos

[@zed3063]

You look like Blair Waldorf 😯

[@hoperose9333]

Random question, what shoes do you wear on placement? I’m just trying to find some really comfy but acceptable shoes, my feet have to last these 13 hour shifts ahaha.

[@clairequinn2428]

I wear black runners with black soles and they are perfect for being on your feet all day! Just double check with your placement to see if they allow that x

[@จะสอนลูกอย่างไรดีนะ]

❤❤❤

[@DabidRobinson]

That is so different lol

[@clairequinn2428]

What is different?

[@superwoman5147]

is it true you have to touch poop

[@thesunnyedge]

super woman lol sometimes with gloves

[@ShammarPrincess]

TheSunnyEdge oh never mind then, I’ll study something else❤️

[@fruitdemer201]

It's not a good paid job you slave around patients working with hormonal women and going home with no energy drained emotionally and you gotta work night shifts this is extremely bad for your body and you will have bad sleep during daylight 😅no thank you

[@selenabasnet180]

Anyone from nepal please???

[@roshni1826]

Ya me

[@selenabasnet180]

@@roshni1826 are u in uk ?

[@oneclaydoll]

UK Nursing degree was a walk in the park for me 9 years ago. As a mature student I had one degree already behind me at that time, so life experience and self management definitely are the positive factors in getting through, and importantly, ENJOYING the program. Good luck, folks 😜

[@oneclaydoll]

@welcome welcome do you want to see my credentials, clever socks?😂 Nursing degree is not a rocket science. If it is for you than ...becoming RN is not for you, I am afraid. There is no need to be nasty.

[@monikel]

Studying nursing in 2023 in England means to accumulate a debt of approx £70 k, £28k the course and the rest is loan for surviving 3 years Meanwhile the student must complete 2300 hours unpaid placements, day, night, weekend shifts. 2300 hours when student works effectively as Band 3, doing everything from bed side care to medication (supervised), all sorts of forms and clinical notes. 2300 hours x 11.65£/hr is nearly 27k, slavery work for NHS. No, thank you

[@irumsorathiya8647]

hey, i just watched this video, as i'm considering to do adult nursing in university, it helped me a lot, thank you so much, i made so many notes, and you really gave a realistic insight to it, thank you very much Claire!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@zaynabs925]

Thanks for the vid, starting in September im so nervous!

[@farhinsiddeka8345]

Girl turn back now. I hate it. If you're doing Child Nursing it's easier and more bearable but Adult Nursing is the WORST! I wish I took time to do work experience before jumping in. PLEASE reconsider, is this really what you want?

[@yasminahmed3182]

Farhin Siddeka what don’t you like about it ? & why is child nursing easier, I thought it would be harder as the entry requirements for child nursing is higher than adult nursing.

[@michaelfarrelly2583]

Thanks for the insightful talk Claire. Totally agree about the breaks. If you don't look after yourself then how can you look after others to the best of your abilities!

[@clairequinn2428]

Aww thank you, Exactly, well said xx

[@lizzyway218]

what is a break pray tell on a 14 hour shift - usually a sandwich that has seen better days and a cuppa swallowed down in 5 minutes - that was a luxury ! Bless you Michael :)

[@studentnursesaima5836]

Taken in, thanks. I just started my child nursing course! Great content, waiting for more vids x

[@melbrooke62]

This video helped me a lot to decide on going to a nursing uni to become an aesthetic nurse so thank you x

[@HallsLifeSouthampton]

Hey Claire :) We really love your videos, would you be interested in working together to make some content for University of Southampton Halls? I'd imagine you're super busy at the moment, so no pressure! Thanks being a great ambassador for the Uni!

[@OllyMursBiggestnumbe]

Omggg I was gonna go to southampton big didnt because it’s more expensive and further away but I’m going cardiff now

[@elingriffiths1354]

OllyMursBiggestnumbe When are you starting in Cardiff? I’m starting in Feb 2021 😊

[@al6051]

I am applying to adult nursing too, is there any way you can have a look at my personal statement?

[@shaylayy2460]

How’s it going for you ?

[@emmalouise-j2p]

Which a levels did u take to do nursing?

[@sazidmahmud1796]

Can a international student join NHS if he/she completes a degree in nursing in uk?

[@katrinelynge2604]

Love this video! Hopefully I'll start nursing school this summer and I hope to go back to England (I lived there for 1 year for my gap year) to work as a nurse.

[@kenalonso9017]

Thank God I finally passed the NCLEX-RN exams with the help of Mrs Natalia .she’s an ATI,NCLEX solution guide,a member of the NCSBN department. The woman has the key to getting your license. I will recommend working with this tutor.She has good writing material, so great for the test,questions and answers and audio materials that helped me pass. Do not be discouraged you can do it. Thank you very much hope you can help more be successful in your NCLEX exams. You have the key to this exam God bless you🙏🏾. Here is her contact [phone] Message her on WhatsApp to know more

[@amyandbablooshow8329]

You know whatttt... i knew these other nurses on youtube were just exaggerating about how hard it is

[@georgechrisveen8576]

Nice vedio, good information Can you share about how to apply degree for nursing in UK for foreign students?

[@pesmaniac8777]

Love from Bangladesh

[@Itsparveen_20]

What are the requirements for adult nursing ?

[@Jennapaige65]

Usually BBB at a-level including a science subject or some include psychology etc x

[@julietcrowson3503]

Love your family friends and watch your back in nursing. Keep the Irish and UK legal systems separate as they're designed to be. Never trust a regulatory lawyer from the UK. Trust me ✝️✝️

[@Channie_2002]

Di can you suggest me which one is best pharmacology or nursing please ..:((( I’m so confused 😕😖😖

[@joshea2248]

Hello! May I know how many placement you get while studying? Do you have placement every school year? And do you get paid?

[@oldschoolwaverider]

@7:00 a rectal prolapse, that wasn't mentioned during hand over. The negligence is real! 😡

[@jmofuk3089]

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