I think there will be a lot of people that will be diagnosed with OCD after this.This is me every day. Every time I touch my face and rub my nose I think oh shit 2 weeks from now I’m gone, and I’ve been in my house for 2 weeks. Every time my husband has to pop to the shop if urgent I panic and feel I’m back on day 0 and wait 2 weeks to see if he starts with symptoms. If I hear on kids sneeze or cough I think omg no. My kids keep begging for a takeaway and i say no and tell them how risky it is, I then fear I’ve worried them. Argh this virus needs to do one. I can’t imagine we will ever feel the same again after this amount of fear.
You tubers are getting around it by not mentioning COVID specifically - they are talking vaguely about ‘the situation’. Check out Gabriella Lindley’s recent videos. I actually think they’re disgusting. Either don’t talk about it or do something useful with your platform. I have great respect for the fitness guy doing the PE videos - that’s how you use your platform responsibly and positively.
Agree! I think joe wicks is a prick but he’s donating money to the NHS so he’s a semi prick nowI was joking about the testing sponsorship, I think there are rules against it...but I wouldn't put it past Jonathan Joly to pop up on Harley Street with a 'friend' who just happens to do tests.
I thought videos mentioning Corona Virus were demonetised. I have seen a lot of lockdown/quarantine/pandemic videos come up though.
Poor girl, they definitely will be snowed under with mental health referrals after this is over.I think there will be a lot of people that will be diagnosed with OCD after this.
My friend‘s daughter was diagnosed years ago and she’s gone into complete meltdown over it. Prior to this it was pretty much under control but now all her rituals are back.
I read it somewhere else it was to limit larger deliveries so there would be more space in the vans, but it will be a lot harder for families with lots of kids. One family at my sister's old school had 14 kids and my mother's best friends daughter has 9 kiddos.That Tesco shop thing is odd. Itll just mean people need to get out to the shops more to pick up the extras they couldn't get. Yeah 80 items is plenty for some families but there is 6 in my house and it wouldn't work. Not sure their thinking behind it?!
I agree, and while I understand the point of the in store limit of 2-3 of the same item that doesn’t take into consideration that the customer may just be buying for themselves or buying for 10 peopleThat Tesco shop thing is odd. Itll just mean people need to get out to the shops more to pick up the extras they couldn't get. Yeah 80 items is plenty for some families but there is 6 in my house and it wouldn't work. Not sure their thinking behind it?!
Haha this made me laugh, intrigued to know why you think Joe is a prick thoughAgree! I think joe wicks is a prick but he’s donating money to the NHS so he’s a semi prick now
I think they’re vile, for them to skirt around it. Just be honest for the first time in your begging little lives and perhaps people might get on board with it
makes me chuckle when they say LIFE IN ISOLATION - half of them do fuck all anyway so what’s the difference ya detty pigs
Ah that's a fair point. Still 80 items just wouldn't be enough for a normal shop for larger families. But that does make senseI saw it read somewhere else it was to limit larger deliveries so there would be more space in the vans.
The sad thing is though with all the previous cuts you had to be severely suicidal to even get any help in some areas- this will make it even worse.Poor girl, they definitely will be snowed under with mental health referrals after this is over.
It will. 18 months I had to wait for therapy and that was a few years ago, in the end I went private.The sad thing is though with all the previous cuts you had to be severely suicidal to even get any help in some areas- this will make it even worse.
I totally read that first line as "it was full of people DOGGING"I went out for my walk today like most days which is usually very quiet and it was full on people dodging. Lot's of older pensioners out walking togged up with backpacks and walking gear and people with kids on scooters and bikes, it was like a bank holiday. It's like you tell people to limit what they can do and suddenly they all want to do it.
I really hope you start to feel better soon xI’ve had to self isolate from yesterday. Persistent dry cough, sore throat, headache and slight breathlessness. It feels like there’s a weight on my chest constantly at the moment. I’m a key worker too, so feeling quite gutted about it all.
I read it that way too. xDI totally read that first line as "it was full of people DOGGING"
I really hope you start to feel better soon x
I also work for a small family run firm of solicitors. We got to work from home from last tuesday morning. My boss delivered my computer to me on tuesday morning. They asked that we just answer and deal with any essential emails and calls and book phone/zoom appts with them if necessary. The bosses are going into the office in the mornings and dealing with any post that needs urgent attention. They are doing any wills (typing them and then visiting clients at their home and having them sign them at their window/ door step so they can practice social distancing).I'm a legal secretary in a small high street firm. I am still being asked to come to work. The solicitor says it's because we offer a Will service so we're classed as essential. I've not been able to find anything to back this up, however have taken his word. Yesterday, a large firm in our area (in the same street as us) announced that they were closing all branches and only asking the fee earning staff to continue working. Admin staff would be furloughed. (I have spoken to one of the admin workers from the office who have confirmed this). I'm just wondering what everyone elses opinion on my situation is? As an admin worker, I don't feel that my work is essential - the solicitors should really know how to do the most important parts of our job (such as typing Wills) as minimum in my opinion. We are a small office, I am the only full time member of the admin team, 1 full time solicitor and the three other part timers all have children so have been unable to come in. I've been rushed off my feet doing 4 people's jobs. I'm worried that if I don't catch corona, I'm going to make myself seriously ill anyway because of the pressure and stress (I have anxiety and IBS - not a good mix at the best of times!).
I just feel that this is a case of the owners of the firm worrying more about getting as money as possible rather than keeping staff healthy. They've made no provision for extra cleaning etc, I had to go out myself and buy cleaning stuff from the petty cash off my own back, I was not instructed to do so. I just feel that they're not taking this seriously at all!
Please, don't be afraid to tell me if you think I'm being over dramatic!
I totally read that first line as "it was full of people DOGGING"
I really hope you start to feel better soon x
i just find him so condescending. how can someone bring out a weaning book when they’ve only just started to wean their first childHaha this made me laugh, intrigued to know why you think Joe is a prick though
See this is the sort of thing I was hoping for my firm to do! They've told us that we don't have the IT infrastructure to work from home, and the firm who deal with our IT are unable to set it up at this time! It's so concerning.I also work for a small family run firm of solicitors. We got to work from home from last tuesday morning. My boss delivered my computer to me on tuesday morning. They asked that we just answer and deal with any essential emails and calls and book phone/zoom appts with them if necessary. The bosses are going into the office in the mornings and dealing with any post that needs urgent attention. They are doing any wills (typing them and then visiting clients at their home and having them sign them at their window/ door step so they can practice social distancing).
They have been amazing through all of this.
Surely you can do your job from home?I'm a legal secretary in a small high street firm. I am still being asked to come to work. The solicitor says it's because we offer a Will service so we're classed as essential. I've not been able to find anything to back this up, however have taken his word. Yesterday, a large firm in our area (in the same street as us) announced that they were closing all branches and only asking the fee earning staff to continue working. Admin staff would be furloughed. (I have spoken to one of the admin workers from the office who have confirmed this). I'm just wondering what everyone elses opinion on my situation is? As an admin worker, I don't feel that my work is essential - the solicitors should really know how to do the most important parts of our job (such as typing Wills) as minimum in my opinion. We are a small office, I am the only full time member of the admin team, 1 full time solicitor and the three other part timers all have children so have been unable to come in. I've been rushed off my feet doing 4 people's jobs. I'm worried that if I don't catch corona, I'm going to make myself seriously ill anyway because of the pressure and stress (I have anxiety and IBS - not a good mix at the best of times!).
I just feel that this is a case of the owners of the firm worrying more about getting as money as possible rather than keeping staff healthy. They've made no provision for extra cleaning etc, I had to go out myself and buy cleaning stuff from the petty cash off my own back, I was not instructed to do so. I just feel that they're not taking this seriously at all!
Please, don't be afraid to tell me if you think I'm being over dramatic!
I totally read that first line as "it was full of people DOGGING"
I really hope you start to feel better soon x
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