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Open Wide
See What's On the Other Side
*Knock Knock*
Any More
Come With Me Through The Magic Door
And we all end up in Dublin Zoo asking Mr. Bear if he had his dinner
My mother said she’s glad she married someone 10 years older than her for this exact reason, my dad will be retiring years before herHas this situation made anyone else realise that they don’t actually like their husband very much? I’m dreading retirement
Let us pray, for mid May
I think they'll do a soft lift every now and then till they gradually achieve herd immunity..the only other hope is a vaccine and both these things are a long way off
I am seeing people posting serious stuff like hating being home around their spouse as they're annoying and it's so sad. Quite grateful that my fiance and I get on really well and we don't annoy each other. I see a lot of separations/divorces happening after covid.My mother said she’s glad she married someone 10 years older than her for this exact reason, my dad will be retiring years before her
Do you mean that basically we are all going to get it anyway as the vaccine is so far off? Sorry, I am really confused about the whole thing.I think they'll do a soft lift every now and then till they gradually achieve herd immunity..the only other hope is a vaccine and both these things are a long way off
My ex was offered to work at the London nightingale as well as our local hospital. He declined both and has chose to carry on with his normal job as he thinks it’s too much of a risk and the exposure is so high. Most of his team at work have done the same and turned down offers. Anyone who has taken up the offer to go back and ‘fight’ with the NHS is a total hero.
It must be hard though when you’re used to working to suddenly being around one person 24/7. I love my husband but we both like and need our own space. It works for us
This is my fear, are we all eventually going to get it?! I can't see how we will ever eradicate it, we should have tested everyone and done strict isolating from the start. There's still flights here from Italy where they don't even check anyone, I feel like we're fucked now.
That's what I think we'll all get it eventually ! only instead of us all getting it at the same time as was their previous plan ,their going to let us catch it in dribs and drabs so as not to overwhelm the NHS ..otherwise a vaccine being the only hope ..but this is just my thoughts don't take it as gospel I'm no expert
Thankfully I know my mum is just joking when she says it. But yes I agree that there will be a lot of separations and divorces, it’s a huge change that will bring out a lot of relationship problems.
smart lady. I cleared our spare room especially so that my husband can work up there and not take over the living room. He thought I was being helpful, I was ..to myselfMy mother said she’s glad she married someone 10 years older than her for this exact reason, my dad will be retiring years before her
It’s very lonely
my mental health is suffering just when I was getting on top of it and I’m more petrified every day
I’m probably really naive but I didn’t realise that it worked like this. I thought that NHS workers would be “deployed” to wherever necessary without a choice.
I was discussing this with my dad, he seems to think it will ‘fizzle out’ (scientific termThat's what I think we'll all get it eventually ! only instead of us all getting it at the same time as was their previous plan ,their going to let us catch it in dribs and drabs so as not to overwhelm the NHS ..otherwise a vaccine being the only hope ..but this is just my thoughts don't take it as gospel I'm no expert
) on its own after a while and that we won’t all get it. I can’t see how that’s going to happen. Really worried about the lockdown finally being lifted only for it to come back with a vengeance.This is near me
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I completely understand how you must be anxious... I’m a nurse who had 2 kids at home and I’m 26 weeks pregnant, my gp has said for me not to work but I’m having to work till I’m 28 weeks pregnant in a hospital full of covid patients. I’ve been moved to a lower risk ward but the risks are still there. We’re now having to wear masks every shift. I’m terrified of getting this and bringing it home. I’m scared of going to work and to do a job I’ve done for years and that I love, getting anxiety and can’t sleep over it. My husbands also a nurse so even when I do leave in 2 weeks the risk is still there for us. Try and look into ways around it if you can to ease your mind like the previous poster said.I’m a teacher currently on maternity leave, due back mid May. I’m dreading going back to school, how am I expected to work (a mix of going into school to support key workers’ children and working from home) and look after a 9 month old, at the same time?! My husband works for a bank and is processing loans for businesses during this virus, so is totally run off his feet. I don’t like to moan as we are extremely fortunate- we both have well paid jobs and are healthy, however I can’t imagine us both juggling work and looking after a baby.. it just won’t work. I’m also worried that i’ll be bringing the virus home to my family, after mixing with children whose parents are key workers, and also adults in schoolstarting to feel really anxious about it all..
My take on it is a bit of herd immunity along with reducing the impact at any one time on the NHS.
So now there's all the people who got it before advised restrictions were a thing.
Then we were protecting the elderly and vulnerable but dealing with all the people who went to events like Cheltenham, so the NHS is flooded by not totally overwhelmed.
Then the rest of the people who caught it before full lockdown so right now the NHS is at capacity and beyond but most of the really vulnerable are at home safe.
Slowly people will be allowed out, numbers in hosp remain high but hopefully manageable.
Elderly and vulnerable allowed out once hospitals have capacity to deal with them when they get ill.
Except I fear there's a bit in the middle where the NHS are overwhelmed and it's imminent.
my ex is a university lecturer who now teaches the profession hes medically trained in so has a choice.
Same as those that have left the profession / retirees. They don’t have to go back it’s just encouraged.
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