Corona Virus Treatment

Yeah I know,
They are always full of sick people

 

This is what's happening in our hospitals - if people bend or break the rules they need locking up:

We had a doctor who has a young family but is keeping separate from them, who was traumatised by the fact that he had lost two of his colleagues to Covid. On one shift he lost five patients pretty quickly into the shift and as soon as those beds were free, they filled up with more coming in.

He then had to phone up the relatives of the people who had sadly passed away. He said he wasn't equipped to do that - he didn't know what to say. He put the phone down and put his head on the desk and sobbed and he said: 'I can't manage it any more.'

 

That is so sad clanless.

 

I am interested to find out the order of those getting their jab over there. Here, the people in the seniors residences and their support workers have all gotten jabs, in places like Toronto and now the distribution is radiating out to the burbs for their old folks places. The next will be the hospitals, first nation, over 80 years, over 75 and so.

No mention of the vulnerable.

How is the order to be over there as our health people quite often follow your lead and I'd be interested to know please?

@Fat Controller have you heard about when you get your jab? @ARMANDII how about you too? It's not been 2 years since we nearly lost you to your last "amble".

I hope they step up for the vulnerable as I know a few here who fall in that category!

 

Oh, I sure got the wrong end of the stick on that one. Your system is nowhere near like ours. I went back and read that thread and it didn't say anything about a doctor visit, just that you were being hospitalized. Oops

Over here unless we are admitted to hospital on an emergency basis and that is usually only done if it is so serious you need immediate surgery/medication intravenously for an extended period etc. Otherwise we have to be sent there by doctor. A general practitioner if it is something within his realm, or he refers us to a specialist who then can schedule hospital procedures. Either way, no matter what happened at the hospital, a follow up appointment is made with the referring physician.

Must be a lot faster to get admitted into your hospital system and not having follow ups saves even more time

Our prime minister dithered about ordering the vaccine and we have a sparse supply so that is why I was curious about the order of things over there - and of course thinking it would relate to the way things are done here. Turns out that was a silly assumption!

 

My neighbours over the Christmas period had there parents over on the 25th, 26th, 27th and 31st of December, apart from the 25th every other day was breaking the law, with losing my brother in law on the 21st to covid i was absolutely livid, my wife kept telling me not to say anything but by the 31st I'd just had enough, I wouldn't have been able to live with myself if I didn't go around and have words with them, which i did.

 

Good for you mazambo.
What are some people like, those idiots will probably not the ones catching Covid.
Sadly the numbers who have died could fill Wembley Stadium.

 

what did they say to you? Good on you I dont blame you.

Our brother in law told us that in their village a local councillor had all her family round between xmas and new year. He said something to her whilst out walking the dog and she just quickly turned around and walked home.

some people are awful!

 

COVID-19 vaccination first phase priority groups

 

I think I wrong footed him straight away, I just told him he might like to know my wife lost her brother through covid and what he was doing just didn't sit well with me, he gave me some bubble nonsense but I put him right on that, then told him i could have been arsey and reported him behind his back but I'd prefer to tell him to his face and to be honest there wasn't an angry word between us.

 

Good on you! I hope he felt ashamed!!

 

"2 All those 80 years of age and over and frontline health and social care workers"

Some hospitals are vaccinating all of their staff, including those working exclusivly from home.