Do you believe that if you don’t get it done exactly right the first time, you will fail and all efforts will be lost? Less than perfect is a perfect start – then build on it.
You can’t normally get tattoos removed on the NHS. The NHS will not pay for procedures for cosmetic reasons alone.
Tattoos can be removed by laser at a cosmetic surgery centre. If possible, you should obtain a recommendation from your GP for a dermatologist or skin surgery centre that specialises in tattoo removal.
You need to make an appointment to see your doctor for non life-threatening illness. You don’t need one for an NHS walk-in centre, A&E and some pharmacists.
At NHS walk-in centres you can see an experienced nurse or doctor (although not all centres have a doctor) without an appointment. They offer advice, assessment and treatment for minor ailments and injuries such as cuts, bruises, minor infections, strains and skin complaints.
Choose a different way. Be a noticer and a doer. Someone needs for you to remind them they are great. Go and make a difference!
Plotting against someone means you are spending your time, thoughts and energy on someone you don’t like anyway. Spend those things instead on yourself and the people you do like.
If you’re trying to get through to someone, take time to understand how they like to be spoken to so that you can talk with them effectively, in their language.
If you feel like you’re not being heard, try saying it in a different way. If your current approach isn’t effective, try something else.
If your windscreen is frozen over, do not use boiling water to clear it, as this could crack the glass. Don’t use your windscreen wipers either, as this will damage the wiper blades. Use a window scraper, a can of de-icer and some elbow grease.