Dr Wendy Chapman - would you ?

[HwoodMike2umate]

Well, would you want her to be your Doctor?

[backawaygoonahead]

No problem.

Picture it like this, you need a few days off to go to an Ulster away game in Europe (or "the continent" as the posh people called it when they said that is where they were going on holiday when the rest of us were thrilled to go to Portrush or Donegal perhaps..........I digress) and need a co-operative doctor.

Nip down to Doc Wendy's slash & sow emporium and she can lop off a finger or two & give you a sick note for a week.

Bye bye drudgery - hello Biarritz.

Simples.

[WhiteKnightoftheWeld]

i google imaged "wendy chapman"
probably would...

[Cap'n Grumpy]

Seriously, would have no diffs with her as my GP.

I think I would - has she qualified as a GP?

I don't think I would have any issues if I turned up at an A&E unit and received treatment from her though.

[HwoodMike2umate]

For the avoidance of any doubt i believe she is now 49 years old and at the time of the incident was an A&E
Consultant at Maidstone Hospital. The nearest train station is Barming, just under a mile away, and it has an
88 capacity carpark.

[Cap'n Grumpy]

For the avoidance of any doubt i believe she is now 49 years old and at the time of the incident was an A&E Consultant at Maidstone Hospital.

... but is she, or has she ever been, a cheerleader?

[HwoodMike2umate]

Cap'n -- i cant yet find out if she is or ever was a Cheerleader.
But rather worryingly her age varies in reports and she could even be as young as 47.
Married, and she and hubbie live in Sevenoaks. Turns out he is a GP - but where?

[BR]

Turns out he is a GP - but where?

Hasn't it changed to 'AP' this season?

[Cap'n Grumpy]

Turns out he is a GP - but where?

Hasn't it changed to 'AP' this season?

Maybe he's (in) a league of his own.