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Apr 24 • 24 tweets • 6 min read
It’s really important that folks look at this tweet on ghost children. There were no ghost children, their own statistics show it was sickness absence! Sickness was not caused by immunity debt because that hasn’t even been proven as a scientific fact. So that just leaves #COVID
I will never forgive this government for the lack of testing in carehomes and for stopping testing once again they are beyond redemption.
To think they had the nerve to apologise in the @covidinquiry and then do the same thing. There is also no testing in hospitals and over 3k people have died from preventable deaths in the past 10 weeks. These are blatant policies of eugenics. This is something I am strongly
Mar 7 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
Trying to find a Covid safer dentist is almost an impossible task. Having phoned several this morning all of whom gave me back the incorrect advice saying ‘COVID is now endemic, we are no longer in a Pandemic’. One said ‘we used to have ffp3 respirators but now the government ..
has down graded the Pandemic it’s a cold’. All of these statements are incorrect and not the fault of the dentist. I offered to send documents across to show this wasn’t the case but understand why they refused to see them. Can no one see how ridiculous it is that there are no ..
Feb 15 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
We are in recession and it’s only going to get worse. Why? We have increasing labour shortages, which will cause spiralling inflation. Millions of people are suffering #Longcovid and we don’t have a sterilising vaccine or a cure. The government are failing to inform that Covid is
airborne. They are failing to follow the current WHO guidance and every day more people are getting long covid. People of all ages, no one is safe not even the children.
WHO has stated ‘1 in 10 infections lead to long term care’ long covid.
Feb 13 • 28 tweets • 6 min read
Many don’t understand why it’s so vital to not spread #COVID. I spoke to someone the other day and they said their child doesn’t feel unwell, so why shouldn’t she go into school?
1. The government are failing to inform the Public of the full facts. There are serious risks to others around you. In every school there are vulnerable staff and children. It’s not as if there haven’t been deaths. Over 200 children have died from covid transmission. 16k have…
Jan 1 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
If you have symptomatic flu like symptoms, stomach upset etc don’t guess as to what it is. Please consider that it’s most likely to be #COVID as cases are incredibly high atm. Please order some tests online and repeat at least once if you get a negative result.
Why you should do this:
You will need proof if you go onto suffer long covid. There is currently no cure and getting help is difficult. You will need financial support if you can’t work. Take photos of your tests. So you have evidence of the date you tested positive.
Dec 12, 2023 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
Moving away from preventive healthcare has no doubt cost the county billions of pounds. Think of the cost of now treating someone with #Longcovid. There are many children now disabled because they failed to mitigate schools.
There is no cure and 50% are not making a recovery. Over a lifetime that’s a lot of: occupational therapy, MRI scans, physiotherapy, learning support assistants, care assistants, hospital stays, disability benefits. It’s an endless list.
Nov 29, 2023 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
Parents and schools please read this and protect your children and selves from brain damage. There are so many studies showing that #COViD can damage the brain. Ask yourselves do you trust this government from their behaviour? #Maskup
This is a 🧵about going back to the beginning of the Pandemic, to explain why I myself, like many others, started to campaign for safer schools & clinically vulnerable. I feel it’s a good time to revisit how this government caused such division in our society with the current…
ongoing #CovidInquiry.
February 2020, my Facebook messages started to fill up with stories from my friends in Italy. Very concerned about the outbreaks. They were frightened and the situation grew more concerning. I kept thinking to myself it won’t be long until it hits here
Nov 4, 2023 • 13 tweets • 3 min read
‘ Significant” brain changes documented after mild #COVID
After just ‘one infection’ we really have not thought about the societal changes that could happen from even subtle changes to the brain. This area of the brain controls smell/empathy. scimex.org/newsfeed/signi…
Most people have heard how small changes can lead to seismic changes of events.
Oct 25, 2023 • 11 tweets • 2 min read
There are several reasons why I think that wearing an ffp2/N95 respirator is essential at the moment.
1. My number one reason is that vaccine access is poor and much of the population is unvaccinated at anyone time. They have little protection against new circulating strains.
I want to protect myself and those around me from risk of transmission. Until there is a sterilising vaccine I will continue to do so.
Oct 22, 2023 • 16 tweets • 4 min read
Allison Pearson and Molly Kingsley of UsforThem campaigned against mitigations in schools. UsforThem had support and are still getting a say in the #CRAE report which excludes the views of clinically vulnerable & long covid families.
Which part of #SARSCoV2 infections fusing our brain cells is good for children’s education? @bphillipsonMP Please call the government out #Airfilters in schools are needed urgently #COVIDisAirbornescience.org/content/articl…health.harvard.edu/mind-and-mood/…
Aug 19, 2023 • 17 tweets • 4 min read
Does anyone else find it strange how the government talk about children excelling in schools but fail to protect them from a virus that causes brain damage. How can that be a good thing for the children?
health.harvard.edu/mind-and-mood/…
Jul 31, 2023 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
A family friend died from a hospital acquired covid infection last year. I have been reluctant to share the story for a while because it’s upsetting to talk about it. He died long before his time and had no known underlying health problems but was in hospital undergoing surgery
after an unfortunate accident. It should have been a very straightforward procedure. The infection led to complications and he never recovered. It’s very sad and I am infuriated that healthcare is in such a mess.
Jul 10, 2023 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
We are in the current mess that we are in with #COVID infections because: 1. WHO backtracked on admitting covid is airborne. 2. Anti-vaccine disinformation infiltrating at the highest levels 3. Some politicians who want to pretend they have solved this problem & get re-elected
4. Dire health messaging 5. Failing to inform the Public on long term health risks & 1 in 5 risk of long covid. 6. Pretending it’s only the vulnerable that are impacted
Jun 21, 2023 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
Hundreds of millions of people are now going to need long term healthcare for long covid. It should concern everyone. 1 in 10 infections are leading to long covid. This will impact every family if we continue to allow rolling infections at these levels. The government is doing
nothing to suppress them. They have stopped vaccinations for the majority of the population increasing the risk of transmission, death and disability. It’s not just vulnerable who die from covid infections.
Jun 21, 2023 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
This message is for Hospital trusts #NHSTrusts#GPs There are many thousands of people who are vulnerable and in a very difficult situation with #COVID that need safe access to medical care for some of the following reasons:
1. They are immunocompromised and have an allergy so can’t be vaccinated 2. UKHSA isn’t offering all cev vaccines who are still high risk. They are continuing to narrow the criteria and are leaving many with lung/heart/kidney conditions out in the cold. 3. Children who shielded
Jun 21, 2023 • 13 tweets • 4 min read
#LongCovid is fundamentally important to the #CostofLivingCrisis in two ways. 1. 1 in 10 infections lead to long term care #LongCovid. If you can’t work you can’t pay the bills. Many have become homeless who have long covid. 2. Long covid is causing high levels of staff …
shortages, which is causing inflation to spiral as employers are forced to raise wages to try to find staff.
Jun 21, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Number 10 breaking all the rules is vitally important to those of us with higher risk relatives. We have been campaigning for over three years for protection for children in schools and clearly this government has no interest or shows any respect whatsoever to vulnerable people.
The opposition has rarely mentioned clinically vulnerable children. Need I point out over 180 children are dead and 62,000 has long covid. While these uncaring Tories have been in government so many lives continue to be lost every week. They need to be held to account.
Jun 20, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
@AmnestyUK Will you support clinically vulnerable people who are dying before their time in hospitals? This is due to Tory government policies on removing masks and high levels of hospital infections for an airborne virus. There is a poor lack of infection control.
This is compounded by the removal of many vulnerable peoples access to antivirals/vaccines. Only a small restricted group have access to vaccines and to obtain one means visiting an unsafe vaccine centre operated by non mask wearing staff.
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