Our little community hospital is affiliated with a larger regional facility. When our ICU gets full they transport patients two hours to the regional.
Get your mask on and stay in your home
Yep, well you're entitled to believe what you like but do you ever think it's strange that we made past every peak? That the "3 weeks til the NHS is overwhelmed" never came, that policy was so immaculately by our buffoon leaders
Certainly put my mask back on ,
Not a question of belief, just what was visible to everyone. Our resources were stretched.
Problem is the direction taken could be causing the continuation of what you are describing with your friends .
That jab might be causing the problem
You from Essex by any chance?
Mars .
Orbiting each other.
Aye that darned lockdown did it's job after all.
its Ok if you don’t care you didn’t call the shots on the pandemic management the people that did need to care tho so they learn for next time.
Unfortunately there have been many winters when hospitals have been close to breaking point with people sent to other hospitals rather than their local , operations cancelled etc we have short memories tho
No but I’m sure there is at least one person from there I’d get along with
Check the part where I said “Never had that happen before.”
I believe you it was always going to happen when you had a virus (probably made in a lab) which has the ability to take down the old and vulnerable at the same rate as a severe flu season
Worse than flu though surely? You were reminding us that 80% would only be mildly to moderately affected by it earlier, that still leaves well over 10 million that could be more seriously affected, probably needing medical attention.
We had a local LEO die. A week from first symptom to death, in his fifties, very fit, no preconditions. It’s not a “bad flu”.
Err how do you get to 10 million!
