For the past 30 years I've been visiting the diabetic clinic for an annual MOT. The other morning we were welcomed to the waiting room with a new laminated notice on reception. "LATEX FREE AREA". Well, I think I'm safe to enter and settle in for the wait with my son Josh who's been coming with me for a couple of years. Flicking around the room, amidst the allsorts waiting with us I notice another sign "LATEX FREE AREA". This must be a 'latex free' area I think. Hold on, there are no less than eight signs plastered around the room "LATEX FREE AREA"! Crumbs this is seriously one latex free area and it's only 15 square feet!
I begin to worry, how come I've not been alerted to this before, it's clearly important, and why in 30 years have I not realised the danger I might be in from being in a non latex free area?
Perhaps I need to get some of these signs for my living room at home. I think 5 should do if I use the same ratio as the NHS.
I'm glad our hard earned tax is being used so efficiently.
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