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@KaySocLearn
I'm a teacher & there's so many stupid rules like this & I happily break them! Want 2 go use the toilets? Feel free! IBS, periods, crohns - how can you learn when you feel uncomfortable/in pain? Same with coats - if you're cold, keep it on! Coldness distracts from learning.
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I had a mask altercation today in a supermarket. I'd finished my shopping & was standing by the entrance checking my receipt in the area where the trolleys are. Immediately to my left was the manager's office & two staff members were standing in the doorway. The tills were 1/
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There was a post yesterday that really upset me. Covid is still here, it's impact is still huge & it is still affecting many people. I'm just going to type this as I'm thinking it to get it off my chest. This is my story about how Covid has affected me & my family just in 2024🧵
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I'm not naming the store as there's not much they can do now, but after me shouting, "oye" loudly & the big crash when the trolley hit what was next to me, everyone noticed, no one said anything & I'm a little more saddened by people & their lack of societal support. 5/5
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@drclairetaylor
@Oldboatie
@doctorpallavi
@Sunny_Rae1
@ZackPolanski
@Sandyboots2020
@TheGreenParty
I'm a teacher. Through continual tracking & observations, I've seen many cognitive changes in students, some of which I've taught 3yrs so have lots of data for & know well. The most upsetting was a 14yo who sat at his desk crying as something he'd been able to do unassisted & 1/
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Interesting! So not only are the Australian Olympics team wearing respirators, IOC are running courses on respiratory care for athletes later this year. It's like theres a respiratory (& vascular) illness circulating that can disable even healthy people 🤔
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I teach Maths. I return to work next week. Like last year, I'll put on an N95 mask before entering the building & not take it off again until after I've left. Maths is a science & I teach with practical demonstrations, leading by example.
#staysafe
#humanitynotvanity
#WearAMask
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@drclairetaylor
@Oldboatie
@doctorpallavi
@Sunny_Rae1
@ZackPolanski
@Sandyboots2020
@TheGreenParty
3/ with EHCPs in some classes. Pre2020, the most I'd ever had was 6. I've seen strokes, heart issues, blindness in one eye & more. All starting just after Covid. I'm leaving teaching over it. It's too much seeing kids I care about becoming disabled in front of my eyes. I can only
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It was made obvious to me that this was because I was masked. I get comments & sniggers a lot, & a long time ago now had someone spit at me. Like Covid, the store minimised what happened today saying perhaps he was just putting the trolley away & missed?!?! 4/
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@drclairetaylor
@Oldboatie
@doctorpallavi
@Sunny_Rae1
@ZackPolanski
@Sandyboots2020
@TheGreenParty
2/ easily weeks earlier, he had no idea how to approach just after a Cov infection. He could see in himself that something wasn't right & was scared. This isn't a one off. If you would like a fuller detailed record of the health impact on children, speak to LA's. I have 12 kids
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Towards him & shouted "oye". He stood still, looked me up & down with a really nasty look, started laughing & walked out. Guess how many people said something? None. I could have been really hurt if it had hit me as it was going at speed & had been pushed with force. 3/
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about 15ft/5m to my right. Three tills were open & people were queueing at all of them so there were about 20 people within 21ft/7m of me. A man with full force hurled his trolley straight at me. It only missed as the direction went a bit off at the last minute. I turned 2/
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@drclairetaylor
@Oldboatie
@doctorpallavi
@Sunny_Rae1
@ZackPolanski
@Sandyboots2020
@TheGreenParty
4/4 keep classrooms minimally safe when there are no opening windows & no Govt support. I mask & use a portable HEPA. I'm the only one doing so. Kids (& staff) should be safe at school. From my own experience, they just aren't.
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My husband & I flew from Nice to London today. As someone who is CEV under current "you do you" conditions where less than 5% masked, I watch & analyse everything to keep myself as safe as possible. Some things today though made me feel VERY unsafe. I'll summarise these below 1/
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@1goodtern
So there's money to have people look through attendance reports for 32,163UK schools, identify individuals, report them & take action, but not enough to add HEPA filters to classrooms which would probably have a much more positive impact on attendance, indeed the wider community.
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8/ to pick my nephew up from school or going to social groups & restaurants is a risk. She won't listen to me. Doctors are unmasked, the only one that apparently wasn't was the anaesthetist or similar according to her. Where are the warnings? Where is the infection control?
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2/ My brother lives in a care home for people with additional needs. All are CV & disabled. In Feb, one of the residents had an outpatients appt. They caught Covid there, brought it back & gave it to everyone else including my brother. At least one was hospitalised as a result.
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19/19 It's many millions more losing jobs & income, kids caring for parents & not going to school, 10s of thousands of kids getting LC. Mostly preventable. That might sit right with you but it doesn't with me.
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@1goodtern
How do people not realise they're coughing & sneezing? Are they doing it so frequently now they don't realise they're doing it? It would be interesting to ask them on a lie detector if they're symptomatic to see if they've even convinced their own brains they have no symptoms!
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@1goodtern
This is almost all my friends right now. They blame being a parent, working long hours, their weight, their age & everything except Covid. Except they were parents for years before Covid, they were also overweight before, they had the same work hours & were only 3yrs younger 🤷🏼♀️
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@Sandyboots2020
Does the mum have the original agreement about eating outside in writing? If so, she should threaten legal action. Schools don't like that as they are on limited budgets which are being stretched even further due to the ever increasing amount of supply teachers they pay for 🤡
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18/ We have ways to prevent Covid deaths; HEPA, far UV etc. Why aren't we implementing these? Because it's not just 20,000 excess deaths, there's many more caused by issues originating from a Covid infection. It's also many more families losing a loved one.
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Today I had a diabetes retinopathy eye screening appt. as I'm T1 diabetic. I saw two other diabetic patients - both unmasked, both coughing into the air & sneezing. It's a mobile unit so enclosed. I wore FFP3. The interactions were interesting. A 🧵
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In an emergency situation, how could any of these people physically be able to lift the emergency exit out if they didn't even have the strength to walk unaided? How have these people with so little judgement & awareness 4 safety by boarding sick & unmasked in the 1st place 4/
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@1goodtern
Such a common scenario right now. Then they'll return to work, supermarket shops, socialising taking no precautions & it will all happen again. Why would anyone choose to be on that merry go round of continual sickness & choose to pull other people onto the same dangerous ride?
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13/ Now my friends. Amongst them, two have had strokes this year aged 40. Neither had pre-existing conditions. One lost the ability to speak & had difficulties down one side. They've been lucky enough to get help. The other one is in a chair. Pls don't tell me that's normal.
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By the time I left the aircraft, it was dangerously low. I needed sugar. I had the choice of removing my masks on an unmasked flight 2 take sugar or wait. Both very unsafe. I've been put in that situation by the "You do You" lack of rules though. I have a choice of masking to 6/
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3/ I don't know how many bc of GDPR. My brother was very ill & still isn't 100%. The one which was hospitalised returned this week - with shingles! Now they are in isolation in a home which has to keep doors open for health & safety reasons. None of the residents were eligible
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@AngieBeatDown
@premierinn
How is your dog? I know they are trained to deal with many situations, but that must have been both terrifying and confusing for them, especially on top of the fireworks. Sorry you had to go through this. My brother is blind and I would hate him to go through something like this.
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This is exactly what I keep telling my parents. They say, "we've lived our lives". Yes, but you know who hasn't? Your 5yo grandson, your kids, their friends, the girl serving you in ASDA, the student working PT at the petrol garage. Will they reach yr age if you put them at risk?
I am 70 years old.
If the dangerous contagion of Covid-19 continues to spread everywhere with no measures of control, repeatedly infecting nearly everyone, many millions who are younger than me will never reach my age.
Stopping the spread of Covid-19 is an urgent necessity.
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9/ If anything happens to either my mum or brother, or anyone else in his home, they won't go down as Covid deaths as although it would have caused them, there is no record of infection & it was back in February. Now onto me. I'm CV & disabled. I'm allowed an autumn vaccine
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@MyMonkeypoxLife
I don't know you, I'm not even in the same country, but just wanted to thank you for your honest account of what you're going through as it might help others who have symptoms but don't know what it is/what to do. I really hope you get effective treatment & feel better soon!
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7/ by Covid. Her op was postponed. It's rebooked months after the original one & scans show the tumour is now much larger & now resting on a nerve. Much more dangerous surgery now. She's still taking risks but when I speak to her, she doesn't even realise activities like going
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4/ for a Covid vaccine as they are CV not IC, too young & not living in an elderly care home. Now I'm worrying about my brother getting shingles on top. No one can visit him again. BC of how long Covid took to spread & bc some ended up getting rebound infections, I've only seen
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14/ Neither put it down to Covid infections that they'd had in the weeks before. Why aren't they or their drs questioning how otherwise 40yo's are having strokes though? I just feel awful for them. As someone who has been disabled over 30yrs, I know how differently they
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6/ viruses before the op. Her operation is dangerous, she might not make it. She opted to go & see my brother "just in case". You can guess what happened next. She caught Covid. A few weeks later, on the operating table, her op was cancelled due to atrial fibrillation caused
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10/ but not a spring one. This is despite diabetes (I have other things too) being the biggest comorbidity in the UK of people dying of Covid. Covid doesn't just cause death though. It causes many other issues like LC & increases the risk of heart & brain issues like strokes
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It's like watching The Hunger Games rather than the Olympics this year with people completing challenges for entertainment at all costs & the rulers not caring who dies or becomes disabled. They were warned. The lack of mitigations is morally bankrupt.
Olympics silver medalist Malaika Mihambo collapses and breaks down in tears before being taken away in wheelchair
“SunSport understands that Mihambo caught Covid two months ago in Rome and was forced to stop training”
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17/ The article yesterday added to that argument though. They said it was only high risk dying & it should be expected. No it shouldn't! The Office for National Statistics have said we should expect another 20,000 deaths per year in the UK due to Covid deaths. Why?
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12/ to find one. That's despite many years experience & top grade qualifications. The jobs are also in a sector with huge staff shortages caused by Covid. I'm a teacher. They don't want me bc I'm taking mitigations though. Some have been very honest about it too.
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16/ Out of seven in my immediate family, four are CV. Are they happy for them to die too? I'm not. Why should they die when there are measures to prevent it. When people say, "they would have died anyway", no they wouldn't, so just stop.
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5/ him once since Feb. There may still be others in hospital still so I'm worried what they will bring back. Next, my mum. My mum was diagnosed with acoustic neuroma. She was booked in immediately for surgery due to it's size. She was given no information about not catching
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15/ are going to be treated by people. Pity by some, ghosting by others & disdain & hatred by even more. Because that's what I get. I've had over 4yrs now of people telling me I'm no loss if I was to die. It was ok for me to teach their kids though right?
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@zippytonto
I'm fine, I'm a tough cookie. I'm more angry at no one else trying to stick up for me. I'm female, tiny & was on my own. If I'd gone after him, he'd have just laughed more. He might've thought twice about doing something similar again if a male his size had said something.
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7/7 I wanted to highlight how poor health messaging has been in the Pandemic using today as an example. Four yrs in, vulnerable people still don't even realise they are vulnerable, the majority don't know how to protect themselves or what the implications might be if they don't.
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One of the reasons I gave up teaching was a teenage student who'd had multiple "minor heart attacks" post Covid. How can a teen having a heart attack ever be referred to as "minor"? If kids are our future, we're willingly letting the future get destroyed more & more by the day 😢
@drseanmullen
Autopsy came back from friend’s 16 year-old granddaughter. Lymphocytic myocarditis (post Covid). She was turned away at the ER a number of times over the last two years. They thought she was feigning symptoms. Racing heart. Swollen ankles. What child feignns heart failure? 😡
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@1goodtern
I've mentioned this before, but I spoke to an ex student not long ago. They work as a dancer on a cruise ship now & told me ambulances meet them at every port to collect people with cardiac/respiratory problems & most sailings are cough fests (their description).
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the fasten seatbelt sign would be lit & we should use the toilets now if we needed to. They were already on & we were descending to land! The Pilot had just told us all! Anyway, thanks 4 reading & sorry for the length. I wanted to put context into my points. I'm concerned. 12/12
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11/ both of which I'm already much higher risk of having as a diabetic & I don't want that risk enhanced even more. Because of that, I wear a respirator. This is the only protection I have as I live in England. I'm also now unemployed. I need a job. It's proving very difficult
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Today in row 12, the emergency exit, all 4 passengers were continually coughing, catching their breath, 2 looked physically unwell & 1 was holding himself up as he left the aircraft dragging himself along holding onto walls walking along the terminal. I suspect they had Covid 3/
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@1goodtern
You've seen what I see daily whilst working as a teacher (fully masked). Parents tend to only look at the children in their immediate circle. The situation looks very different & much bleaker when you see hundreds of children simultaneously.
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"He knew of my medical condition. He knew I had no immune protection because of the medication I had to take, and he deliberately coughed in my face" The full list of his businesses should be on Companies House website if, like me, you're not happy giving money to a ableist prick
"Car firm boss ordered to pay £26k after coughing over staff member worried about Covid"
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@MeetJess
Reading through this story, it gets worse & worse as it goes on! If he was already coughing up blood before the plane took off, why wasn't he taken straight to hospital & the passengers off boarded & segregated until they knew what was causing it in case it was an exotic illness?
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@j_corey02
@IrishRail
I'm so sorry to read this. I'm in England & can no longer use public transport. I've had abuse, people spitting at me & gangs following me. It's not just public health messaging failing us, it's all of society standing by, keeping quiet & allowing this abuse to happen to us.
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stay safe, but my blood sugar go dangerously low like today, or remove my mask to take sugar & probably catch Covid from everyone in rows 10 & 12 who were all continually coughing & sneezing unmasked. I'm CEV & Covid would be VERY serious, perhaps even fatal for me 7/
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@Helen_Whately
I'd rather my family stay safe than see a smile. My brother is in a care home near you in Ashford. Why do you think seeing a smile is better than preventing him acquiring an illness which would kill him or deteriorate his health further? It's bad enough that I have this risk!
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@1goodtern
My teaching colleagues used to tell me kids came to me with their Covid related health issues because I was the only female in the team. I knew the real reason why though. As someone who's Covid aware & wore a mask, they knew they could come to me without being ridiculed.
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@FatiguedStill
I don't know you, but I'm sorry to hear that. I've had students become sick & the parents of their friends have told them to cut them off. As someone who has been disabled most of their life, I find it bizarre. Are they a real friend if they treat you like that? I don't think so.
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Been able to be put in charge of a safety procedure on an aircraft? As I said already, I'm legally banned from doing this due to health conditions. This brings me to point 2. As someone who is T1D, my blood sugar drops a lot on planes. I knew I was hypoing (low blood sugar) 5/
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@amandalhu
@AirCanada
I straight out wouldn't fly with them. It's not just the plane itself I use them on, it's on constantly in any hotel room I stay in & any onward travel. If govts say mitigations are down to an individual, why are companies responding by removing these rights?
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@cv_cev
I'm leaving my job soon after 12yrs. CEV maths lecturer. I'm seeing the effects of Covid on my students & it scares me. I can't be complicit in turning a blind eye to how unsafe schools are. When I try & highlight this to managers, I get told, "we're following Govt guidance".
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@1goodtern
The 2 houses to both the left & right of me all have hacking coughs. Next door but one had a big BBQ yesterday too & I could hear their mates coughing & sneezing too. I heard one say alcohol was helping their throat too. I can't remember the last time that house wasn't coughing!
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And probably many others on board too. Many middle aged parents coming back from half term breaks with kids, the kids themselves, the grandparents flying with them. Yes, I wore an N99 mask, with a second one on top with a filter, but there were only a few masked today 8/
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@1goodtern
Yes & I talk about it a lot! One stroke, one with heart issues, 2 blind in one eye, 3 bedbound 6+months. One group 12 out of 24 has a health issue of some kind. Add on top kids sitting in tears as work they could previously complete unaided they can no longer work out how to do.
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@Lisahistoryhou1
He was out the front of the shop when it happened. There were two staff members in the doorway of the manager's office though who were free & could have said or done something. It was them who I spoke to & they just made excuses for him.
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I was in row 11. Row 12 was an emergency exit. As a T1D, I'm unable to sit there for safety reasons. The law prevents me as in a situation I may need to remove the exit, I may be physically unable to as my body reacts to stress & adrenaline. Totally understandable 2/
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Finally, the crew. They are there to uphold safety standards. Both crew at the front where we were were clearly experienced & very friendly. Both did/said concerning things. Immediately after the safety briefing, the male crew member froze on the spot for many minutes whilst 9/
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@1goodtern
I was thinking about this recently. The only thing I could think of was if someone needed mouth to mouth resuscitation & would die if I didn't do it.
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@1goodtern
I know a 16 & 22yo who had strokes. Both unvaxxed before anyone asks. Both had recently had Covid. The older one has had to give up work now. I know others with heart issues & who have been bed bound for months too. All under 45yo.
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@LibDemPatrick
Nope! In the last 5mins I've read yet another schoolfriend telling another friend that constant sickness is "normal" when you have school kids. I very rarely remember my parents being ill when I was young & they had six in school & still have one there in Yr9!
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Now first I should point out the mobile unit is only for diabetic patients so everyone is vulnerable. In fact diabetics are so vulnerable it has been the most common underlying health condition of those dying in the Pandemic so far
Important points made by
@SGriffin_Lab
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A glaring question - Why didn't we protect people with
#diabetes
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It was the MOST COMMON risk factor for u65s yet they werent shielded, worked on frontlines, told only to wash hands more 🤯
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@1goodtern
Looking at Facebook, I'd say 60% of people I know are talking about being ill, whether that's themselves, their partner or children. I've not seen Covid mentioned for at least 2yrs by anyone. I doubt any have tested. The 2 houses to my left & 2 to the right are all sick.
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still clutching the safety equipment. He just stood & stared. We were coming onto the runway at this point. The 2nd crew member had to leave her seat to come & move him. Towards the end of the flight, the 2nd crew member, a female, also did/said something concerning 10/
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@1goodtern
Yeah, taking my husband's 3.5hr commute away from him leaving him all that free time in the evenings to go for a walk or cycle made him soooo unfit compared to commuting when he'd get home so exhausted he only had the energy to collapse on the sofa, then drag himself to bed.
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5/ We all know they didn't. Unless, like me, a diabetic had other health issues, they weren't asked to shield. He got called in & I overheard him tell the screener about the "silly cow out there who thinks I should worry about Covid". That would be me if you hadn't guessed.
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4/ Male patient tried making conversation with me about my mask. His nose was running everywhere. I point out I'm wearing mask as diabetics are at high risk of poor outcomes. He laughs & says if that's the case, "my MP or Government would have said something".
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The pilot had just announced we'd be landing in less than 15 minutes & put the fasten seatbelt sign on as we were coming in to land. He finished by saying, "crew, 15 minutes til landing". Immediately after, seatbelt signs lit, the crew member announced that in 15 minutes 11/
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3/ The female coughing patient went in. Came out. Got in car. You are told not to drive after appts as the eye drops blur yr vision & make you photosensitive. She drove straight at the mobile unit & only just missed the staircase. Had her fear/commonsense/cognition been affected?
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@1goodtern
My BIL died of sepsis Dec 2020. He was isolating with Covid symptoms at the time. Everyone else in the house had the same symptoms. His death cert just says sepsis & he wasn't tested. I've always suspected Covid killed him.
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Why are
@UKHSA
not acting? We are in the 5th year of Covid, 2+million disabled, 100,000+ kids, 230,000+ deaths in the UK. Insufficient info from them on both prevention measures & what can happen if you get infected. The post below has the info they should be sharing, but aren't.
@UKHSA
When are you going to acknowledge the growing body of research showing that Covid infections cause lasting damage to our immune systems, leaving us more susceptible to other diseases like whooping cough, RSV etc.
The graphics below are from Yale School of Public Health ⬇️
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6/ I went in for my appointment. Small room, no ventilation & as stated already, the last 2 patients were coughing & sneezing everywhere. The screener asks if I'd like her to mask. "Yes please". Out comes a baggy blue. Of course. Give her credit, she tried.
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@cv_cev
@Helen_Whately
I'm so bloody angry about this. It's bad enough that I'm being put at risk daily by everyone, but my brother is blind & tetraplegic & in a care home. He is a sitting duck. He can't move away from people or decide what visitors other residents have & what precautions they take.
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@chantz_y
I've already been told to forget Christmas this year as my family are all going to a restaurant. Christmas is bad enough in our house already after losing my FIL & BIL December 2020. Nice to know my family will be supporting me from a restaurant 20 miles away though!
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@Chaela1982
Well said! I know 3 people that have had strokes now, 2 directly linked 2 Covid - one was 16 and another was 22. Both unvaxxed with no health issues, but they do now! I'd only ever known one person have a stroke in my whole life up to last yr. I wear a mask, but in minority.
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BILs wedding yday = day of mask abuse from Essex boys who probably bullied kids who wore glasses at school (& still would aged 40) & hubby & I eating outdoors at filthy table V cold! Indoors it was coughs galore. Why is it now ok to ask strangers v personal health questions too?
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@1goodtern
"It's really important to get a vaccine if you are eligible". Then makes hardly anyone eligible & closes vaccine centres so that even those who are eligible can't access one!
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@LibDemPatrick
I also believe the UK are the only G7 nation not to offer the immunocompromised access to Evusheld, leaving 500k+ shielding for 3yrs to date. Both ridiculous decisions in a country with a vaccine only Covid policy. The UK Government is either dreadfully misguided or cruel.
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This is what UK Gov says re face coverings. Because of GDPR we aren't allowed to ask if anyone is high risk, so assume there is somone in every class. You also have the Equality Act 2010 disability section to support. If yr told kids can't mask, use this
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@_CatintheHat
A few thoughts after reading this. 1st, £45 is a lot of money to some, especially when a family of 4 wld cost £180. 2nd, why 12+? Young kids r suffering, but it's a start. 3rd, does this mean no more free ones for high risk people? 4th, shld give remaining stock free b4 charging.
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@1goodtern
It must take all your strength to get over the cancer operation. Why are medical "professionals" deliberately making that 10 times harder for their patient by giving them Covid through our own lack of care? Why are they even in a caring role when they clearly don't?
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@KSchnickelfritz
@Saffiya_Khan1
Most English schools have been back 19days. If someone was to have 1 day off at this point, their attendance would already be below 96% (94.74%). If a kid was to have 1 day off by Xmas, their attendance wld be 98.63% (73 day autumn term). %s don't work when looking at attendance.
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@annesmithmcc
@BBCNews
@itvnews
@c4news
@guardian
@Independent
@Metro
@PrivateEyeNews
@GMB
@thismorning
@bbc5live
@BBCFergusWalsh
@BBCHughPym
@educationgovuk
I'm a soon to be teacher of 12yrs. I've seen 2 under 25s have strokes, 2 lose eyesight in one eye, 3 bedbound for over 6 months. It's not normal & it's disgraceful no preventative action is being taken. I've never seen anything like what I'm seeing now & I can't be part of it.
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@NjbBari3
I'll continue to wear my respirator anyway, even though it would cost me my career getting a criminal record. I'd rather lose my teaching career than my health/life though. I can replace my career.
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@PeteUK7
I did. I left teaching in Feb. I've been very vocal about what I saw in schools & have raised issues with managers & MPs. I've been passed over for promotions & ostracised by managers for putting in my own mitigations. We were threatened that we were breaking GDPR if we spoke out
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@supertanskiii
Thank you for rescheduling. Many don't & don't take any measures to stop others getting it. My brother lives in a care home for people with health issues. All are Clinically Vulnerable. One of the residents caught Covid at outpatients in Feb, gave it to everyone else. One died.
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@NjbBari3
I just know that when they catch whatever their coughing colleague has, they'll be blaming the masked lady who wanted customer service 🤦🏼♀️ Poor messaging has let this employee & their whole family down.
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@1goodtern
Also strange the high number of excess deaths in diabetics, it's almost like as a group they've a much higher likelihood of poor outcomes with a certain virus beginning with C than the general public & are dying of it. Another reason not to get that virus & acquire diabetes too!
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@MeetJess
Isn't he T1 diabetic too? I'm T1 & just don't get others in my situation that don't take mitigation measures. Diabetes is the biggest comorbidity of those under 65 dying of Covid in the UK. Viruses play merry hell with blood sugars & lead to many other issues too!
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