RE: Recovery2 Dec 2020 21:55
Kind words thank you, I wish the same to you, I have no children and I live alone, enforce isolation basically for almost a year once this is said and done, I very nearly became a statistic but not after becoming ill so I take the severity of the overall situation very seriously.
Sadly of those who've succumbed haven't caused the overall deaths to be higher when taken as an average and if it weren't broadcast every day no one would know there was anything going on, 2018 was a bad flu year, made the papers like every year, bed full and such, we all carried on. 1600 people die every day, many of those deaths to come will be 30yr olds with fully treatable (if caught early cancers), people who have lost everything, killed themselves, died of loneliness and on, young people's deaths are tragic, 84yr olds deaths are sad, but not unexpected, yes there are always outliers but the figures 'with' vs 'of' are out by a factor of 10!
We cannot cure death as much as that seems to be the goal. I'm not surprised working in a hospital you know of people who have died. Don't you find it odd that flu and pneumonia have all but been eradicated this year?
Being alive isn't living and no one should have the right to ruin someone else's family, life, future for their fear, especially when the worst place for spread is hospitals, makes a bit of a mockery of telling everyone else to stay apart. The care homes that were forced to take in known sick people to die and infect others at the beginning of this, lets just say I look forward to the public enquiry.
Personal responsibility, education and encouragement, when did they stop being a thing, we get behavioural manipulation, propaganda, fear, lies, indemnity and coercion. I do think there's a chance this business goes under here, I cannot grasp why we are all collectively allowing this to happen, where do we think health care will come from when we are all out of work and destitute.