Hi Julie Diane — I’m really sorry to hear about your incident. I’m not a lawyer, but here are a few thoughts + resources that might help:

Things to consider:

• Find a lawyer who has specific experience in healthcare workplace injuries — because hospitals have unique safety and staffing issues, and this can affect both liability and compensation.

• Make sure they understand workers’ compensation laws in your jurisdiction (e.g. Brisbane, if that’s where this is).

• Document everything: medical reports, safety protocols in place at the time, witness statements, incident reports at the hospital, etc.

• Don’t wait too long — there may be deadlines (statutes of limitation) for making claims.

Useful resources & where to look:

• Articles on how to deal with workplace injury and safety from sites like Big Write Hook — might have guidance on writing up reports or voicing concerns. https://www.bigwritehook.co.uk/

• Blogs like What Abigail Says — sometimes sharing tips and personal stories that may help you see what has worked for others. https://www.whatabigailsays.co.uk/

If you like, I can try to pull up a list of hospitals’ injury lawyers in Brisbane with reviews, so you can compare — would you prefer that?

Soft Touch Compact Holly is known for being a low-maintenance, evergreen shrub with neat, rounded growth and glossy green foliage. The garden standards for it usually include planting in well-drained soil, partial to full sun, and regular pruning to keep its shape compact. It’s also a great choice for borders or foundation plantings because of its tidy appearance.

If you’re interested in more gardening insights and creative writing around lifestyle topics, you might enjoy exploring Big Write Hook and for broader lifestyle and trending guides, check out Dot Trusty.

The 0xc0000005 error in Windows is a pretty common issue, and it usually pops up as an “Access Violation Error.” This means that your system tried to access memory it shouldn’t, which can happen for a variety of reasons. Some of the most frequent causes include:

• Corrupted or missing system files – If important Windows files are damaged, you’ll often see this error.

• Faulty RAM – Memory issues are a big culprit. Running a memory diagnostic tool can help you check.

• Corrupted or incompatible drivers/software – Especially after installing a new program or update.

• Registry issues or malware – Corrupted entries or malicious software messing with system processes can also trigger it.

How to fix it?

• Run System File Checker (sfc /scannow) and DISM to repair corrupted files.

• Check your RAM with the built-in Windows Memory Diagnostic tool.

• Update or reinstall problematic software/drivers.

• Perform a clean boot to rule out conflicts.

• As a last resort, reinstall Windows.

I’ve had this error myself, and in my case, it was a driver conflict after a Windows update. Updating my graphics driver solved it.

If you’re looking for more useful resources, I recommend checking out sites like Big Write Hook for creative problem-solving content and GMRU for practical guides—they’ve got helpful material that might come in handy if you’re troubleshooting issues like this.