My m-in-l died last Wednesday morning. She had a live-in carer who called an ambulance in the middle of the night, and she fell into a coma once in hospital. They initially said she would have to be tested for covid before they could move her to the respiratory ward, as they would need to know which section, but later when they could tell she didn't have long they said it 'wouldn't make a difference' to her treatment so I still don't know when a test was taken, before or after death, but we were desperate to find out for sure that she didn't have it or the carer would have to stay isolated in the house for 14 days. We pushed it and so did the agency that the carer works for, and we managed to get a result on Thursday evening (NOT covid) which I'm told was unusually fast (they'd said not to expect it until Saturday). With it being Easter weekend, her death hasn't been registered until today, so that's a week later. My understanding is that the death couldn't be registered without the medical certificate of cause of death so it couldn't be done any quicker.All these facts and figures don't add up to me. The deaths given daily aren't accurate for that specific day. Just read this on Government website....
Plus a Doctor can assume it's Covid19 and put it on a death certificate even though a test hasn't been done
Thanks for asking.How’s your dad getting on? Is he still having to share patient transport ? I hope he’s getting on ok
My tits are rapidly morphing in to spaniels ears but the joy of not having to wear a bra is just too hard to resist!I did put a bra on to go out front for the NHS clap last Thursday. It felt like quite an occasion
Hello! I’m in AA, I’m still anonymous on this site so I’m not breaking my anonymity. I couldn’t just scroll passed your post. In ‘normal’ circumstances, what would happen (or did when I was a newcomer) is a recovering alcoholic in AA would take you to a meeting but they aren’t going on just now. Don’t let that put you off. There’s also a phone number. I’m sure you know already that AA is a programme for abstinence and the ‘only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking’. I’ve been sober for a while and I’ve missed alcohol for the first time since I stopped - just because I want to switch my head off. I understand why people are drinking more but if it’s costing you more than money, it could be a problem. Good luck xNot directly Covid related but I suppose it is in a way. My routine has gone out of the window, my diet is crap and I'm drinking more alcohol. I already have anxiety due to long term stress at work. Tonight, after drinking a lot of gin I woke up in bed with a numb hand and a feeling of something dropping on my head. Looked up & my dog (who sleeps in bed with me) was awake and watching me. Terrified for my health and have dropped an email to AA. Not sure I'm strong enough to come through this unscathed. Didn't know where else to post as I don't want to be identified on Facebook, but had to share somewhere
Ahh I saw that earlier. She's gone to foster care.Me too. There is an awful story in the press today where a 14 year old girl has been taken into care, her mother (a nurse) died of Covid 19 and her dad (a doctor) is in intensive care with it. Her aunt who she could go to is self isolating so there is no one to look after her....it made me cry.
I know it’s been said a thousand and one times but this thread has been a life saver in the last month,I think all that laughing has set me up for today
We arent past it unfortunately Raab confirmed we weren't todayGuys come on let’s all pray that we are past the peak and give out positive vibes to the universe. We can do this. Please let this be over soon xxxx
I hate to be “that person”, but couldn’t you report this to the police? It sounds as though they have travelled unnecessarily and that would be something that the police could speak to them about.Can anyone give some advice on what I’m meant to do ... the house next door is an Airbnb and has just had a family come down from London to stay in it for a week. We have a shared access gate that I have been leaving open so that the postman doesn’t have to touch it and they are insisting on closing it so that their child can run up and down (their rented house has its own garden and then they have right of way through ours to get to the road) I don’t even think they should have been able to come down at this time and now they are interfering with our day to day life. I understand they don’t want their child to run into the road but surely they can supervise her enough?
i was multi tasking and forgot i had been replying to the sex doll post...ive made an innocent bit of advice look filthyWhen I'm reading that on the laptop it looks like your referring to the sex dolls
I’m calling bullshitI’m not holding out much hope for my holiday to France at the end of July. We might just make it there but I refuse to get excited after already having my heart ripped out over it once (ok bit dramatic but it was the thing I was looking forward to for ages before covid happened). Plus it all depends what’s happening here too.
Seen this doing the rounds on Facebook. No idea how true it is, maybe someone here knows more?
Me too. There is an awful story in the press today where a 14 year old girl has been taken into care, her mother (a nurse) died of Covid 19 and her dad (a doctor) is in intensive care with it. Her aunt who she could go to is self isolating so there is no one to look after her....it made me cry.Are the nurses allowed to comfort them? I know they’ll have protective gear on but this literally makes me feel sick the thought of my children being alone or dying alone. I don’t think I’d ever recover from that if that happened, that’s an awful situation.
My next door neighbour and his wife had it. They were unwell for days but are now recovered and back to normal. Try not to worry too much. Follow the advice. Wash your hands, social distance and stay home as much as you can xMy Neighbour over the road went in ambulance at 11pm. Staff in ppe, wife went back into the house, my anxiety is through the roof. It’s here and it’s getting closer ffs