Ruppelt Patrick

Anyone who buys Nestlé products like KitKat accepts the blatant practices of the company. It's sick. No shit.

Once the reputation is ruined... Nestlé conducts animal experiments and justifies them with an alleged legal necessity.

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But we wealthy, educated people have got it fucked in our heads if we believe that we can flood the markets of the poorest countries in the world with plastic waste and if it rots there in the wild - or doesn't rot there - it's not our fault and it's not our problem.

This went so far with me that they held meat dishes under my nose against my will and tried to "convert" me.

Seitenaufrufe: 532 Ja, spannende Geschichte. Vielleicht erinnerst du dich noch. Gleich von Anfang an hatten wir mit der PEG Pumpe nichts als Ärger (nachzulesen hier). Sie spackte in einer Tour rum. Und nein, man darf das natürlich nicht mehr so sagen heutzutage. Ich aber schon, schließlich bin ich schwer behindert, korrigiere, schwerbehindert (nachzulesen hier, Zwinkeysmiley). Damals behauptete ich forsch,...

Page views: 454 (aka medication chaos) So I really have to get one thing off my chest. Yes, documentation is a bottomless pit. Wanting to update existing documentation is a Pandora's box. But my arse. I'd rather have no documentation at all than what they've been working on - or at least what they've been working with - since last year. It...

And so, as is often the case, a message is sent to the management. And bombshell it was. It woke up a few people there and sent them into a frenzy. The very next morning, the whole baggage of my nursing service was there without any agreement. Management, quality management, team leaders. And nurses, of course. And my parents, who were visiting.

That could have backfired badly. We were lucky in our misfortune. Does someone have to die for something to - maybe - happen? My doctor is convinced that I should have been fever-free two days earlier.

Page views: 511 This is roughly what it looks like when I say the screenshot is self-explanatory. Here, for example, is an email that caused my doctor a lot of incomprehension and resigned head-shaking in the second half of the week. As funny as this may sound ex post, we're still talking about two days of unnecessary fever. And this is what my message looked like:...