Laughing Gas: The tales of an anaesthetist-it's pure theatre

This book tells many hilarious tales which have been gathered during thirty six years working as a doctor in the NHS in Scotland. Twenty eight of these years were spent as a Consultant Anaesthetist in Glasgow Royal Infirmary. The book will appeal to all those who enjoy the Glasgow patter. It offers an insight into many aspects of life in the West of Scotland. It will remind NHS staff of the fun side of their jobs. It will help the majority of patients remember that there were some funny moments during their stay in hospital. For those who are awaiting admission to hospital, it may help them feel less anxious about what lies ahead..And for those who have recently been in hospital and found no humour, the humour is definitely there-better luck finding it during any future hospital visits. Healthcare is a serious business but hospital life certainly has its fun side. If it's an insight into the fun side of the NHS you're after, this book will provide it. If you really believe that no humour can exist in a hospital, this book will change your mind. If you absolutely hate hospitals but love the Glasgow sense of humour, read on and enjoy. Unlike the author, the book will not put you to sleep.