"It was the first time in about 10 years that I have cried for a patient..."
"This is only partly my story, it belongs to an elderly lady really.
I looked after a 93 year old lady in my resus room this year on Boxing Day. Sadly, the main blood vessel...
"...in her abdomen was leaking.
Whilst taking a history, we talked about how she had felt yesterday.
She told me she had felt physically okay but very sad and angry...
"It was the first Christmas Day she could remember that she hadn’t been allowed to see her grandchildren or go to church.
She cried, I said that I was sorry.
She died about an hour later...
"Her family didn’t make it in time to be by her side but I held her hand and stroked her hair.
It was the first time in about 10 years that I have cried for a patient."
Lockdowns take away basic human rights, including for the very people we're supposed to be 'protecting...'
We're assured lockdowns and restrictions protect people, but:
➡️ Govt’s OWN report warned an extra 200,000 people could be killed *by* first 100 days of lockdown alone: dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8…
➡️ 1 MILLION women have missed a breast cancer screening say @BreastCancerNow and...
@BorisJohnson now says our move out of lockdown will be 'irreversible.' But he also said:
➡️ A *2nd* lockdown would be 'completely wrong for this country' (Sep)
➡️ School closures were 'morally indefensible' (Aug)
➡️ Making kids wear face masks in schools was 'nonsensical' (Aug)
With 20m+ vaccinated, whatever happens this "snail's pace" move out of lockdown MUST also be the last.
30+ credible scientific papers now find lockdowns do little or nothing to stop the spread of coronavirus - and may even make things worse: inproportion2.talkigy.com/do_lockdowns_w…
Lockdowns come with terrible costs. We believe this supposed 'cure' is far worse than the disease - and its harms pile up every single day.
"Since early last year we’ve all been bombarded with negative fear-mongering and propaganda from nearly every media platform, and more concerningly, from our own Govt.
How can such a psychological assault even be legal?
What must this be doing to our children?
"It is utterly grotesque!
None of the messaging has been supportive, positive or hopeful.
It is a constant diet of doom and gloom with no hope in sight.
I must say it feels very much by design and very sinister!
Why would a Conservative Govt want to scare the public so much?
"One must conclude, it is done to achieve compliance and acceptance of every freedom and liberty stripped from us.
It is disgraceful.
When news of a virus started to reach us, it never crossed my mind that the UK would entertain such a draconian idea as a national lockdown...
"Dad was basically told to put up with it... when finally sent for tests his cancer markers were off the scale and he was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer..."
"A week before lockdown 1 in March 2020, my 80 year old Mum who had Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma...
"...rang for an ambulance as she was getting weaker.
NINE hours later after several phone calls to hospital, an ambulance arrived.
They didn't want to take her in via A&E because of Covid + it took more calls to the hospital before they agreed to admit her directly to a ward...
"She died 36 hours later.
There were only seven of us at her cremation, not allowed to sit near each other or hug.
My Dad, also 80 years but didn't live with Mum, had been in pain for a nearly a year before the first lockdown and he was basically told to put up with it...
"I’ve cared for a non-verbal man with learning disabilities for 28 years. His life was full, he was fun, all I see now is a broken man…"
"I locked down on 11 March 2020, shielding him from the virus. I was unable to wear a mask as advised, it scared him...
"...the man blows raspberries, unable to take him out we stayed at home.
He was a lively fella who enjoyed day centre activities, family, friends, holidays and all motorsports, and lots of fun, but as weeks went by I noticed a change...
"His daily routine trashed, not wanting to come out of his room, weeks went by and his mood was low, he would have a shower and back to bed, lunch was at a table in his room, I felt helpless...
"I’m at the point where I’d rather have Covid and die than carry on..."
"The last day I worked was March 23 2020. I was a taxi controller. A job I loved and suited me as I have disabilities...
"Unfortunately it’s a business that cannot function without people having a social life and holidays.
The owner couldn’t afford to furlough me so that was it. I was unemployed and only entitled to Job Seeker's Allowance (JSA) at a grand sum of £300 a month...
"...meaning I was at least £500 a month worse off. I only got JSA for six months.
Then I went back to my job for September and October but only half the hours so that was a loss of £400 a month.
Then lockdown again and I’ve not worked November, December and January...
"I lost an uncle back in March, suffering dementia.
He was left alone to die in his care home.
They tried to say it was Covid so my mum (who had power of attorney) asked to see the test results from the autopsy, all of a sudden they said it wasn’t Covid and...
"...put it down as dementia.
Then in August I lost my Dad. He was a very ill man, six things named on his death certificate, he wasn’t allowed any treatment, if someone is terminally ill and you stop treatment what do you think will happen to said terminally ill person?
"12 days after my Dad died I had to sit in a blood stained room holding my neighbour’s neck together after he tried to commit suicide.