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I was born in Kenya;
both my parents are British and we moved back to England when I was five.
I've never been back to Kenya but, needless to say, would like to one
day.
I grew up in Wolverhampton in the West Midlands and went to a comprehensive
school there. I started sixth form but dropped out after a year and went
to stack shelves for Kwik Save.
It was during my brief career as a shelf stacker that I decided nursing
might be the career for me. I started my nurse's training in 1987 at the
then Wolverhampton School of Nursing (when I qualified it was calling
itself the United Midlands College of Nursing and Midwifery).
I managed to qualify just at the time that there were too many nurses!
Needless to say that didn't last long and I managed to get a job at a
nearby hospital (Walsall's Manor). It was at Walsall that I first worked
in Intensive Care and I spent the next eight or so years doing ICU work.
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