Not a reservation, but put smilies in next time. Always difficult to convey that sort of thing just in words.
Failed myself many times.
My sons are now in their 40's and I had a very appreciative (and humbling) letter about fatherhood from one of them when his first child was on the way!
Merlin is making a point here which I don't feel should be taken in jest.
Many members of RPSGB have retired over the years having given a lifetime of service to a profession in which they still believe. To be refused the right to be able to introduce themselves as a pharmacist after retirement is downright bloody ridiculous..after all..no-one questioned their right to be pharmacists as long as they paid their fee to the 'society'.
Strangely, however, although I was forced into retirement by these strange, suited beings from the land they call Lambeth, I CAN, however, still introduce myself as a pharmacist in the UK, and they cannot whine, as I am registered in a different country. A fact they have no option but to acknowledge, although in their esteemed view I have actually retired.
WHERE IS THE SENSE IN THAT??
Fleegle.
Last edited by Fleegle; 31st, March 2009 at 08:45 PM.
That is interesting, on entry into the country, overseas pharmacists likely to be asked their occupation. If they reply 'pharmacist', will they immediately be arrested and taken to The Tower?
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