That's my feelings as well. I have only just started watching the news again and it takes me right back to just before lockdown and the uneasy feeling.
It's not dodgy. If I went into hospital with a broken leg and ended up having a stroke while I was there which meant I was a patient for longer than it took my leg to heal I wouldn't be regarded as the patient with the broken leg until I was discharged.
I think they know they've lost control now ,,the whole deny ,deny,deny, has confirmed it .He can't make up any excuse for the failings and he hasn't even turned it into a blamegame ,,that's unusual
) and also do a big “homeware” shopping trip to get bits I've been putting off for a while, plus going to do family visits as soon as we can. Probably wouldn’t have done any of those things this week if they didn’t keep threatening a lockdown 
suddenly have this feeling of pressure and want to be more prepared for lockdown if it does come this time - might try and get my hair done cos I last had it cut in January and I’m starting to look like some sort of weird cult member 
Im feeling same over next few weeksI’ve spent the whole weekend trying to get my head around things, I’m feeling on the whole more positive but it does bother me with people who seem to be chomping at the bit for another lockdown. Not quite sure they fully understand the implications. I do think now it’s being used as more of an empty threat but with the year we’ve had I’d say anything is possible right now!!
I’m sure this threat of lockdown is actually making the problem worse. People are panicking they won’t be able to go out/see family for god knows how long so are trying to do it as much as possible until they can’t anymore. I know myself have arranged to meet with 2 friends this week (outside of course
Please try not to stockpile too much food unless you really have to, even in a full lockdown shops are not going to shut.
I’m glad you’re back and feeling a bit better! I think you’re absolutely right that the threat of lockdown is making people go out and do things more than they would, can’t blame them I guess but I fear it will make things worse for us all in the long run but let’s hope not. I’ve got the hairdresser at the end of September and I will personally be chaining myself to the gates of Downing Street if hairdressers have to shut again, step too far for meI’ve spent the whole weekend trying to get my head around things, I’m feeling on the whole more positive but it does bother me with people who seem to be chomping at the bit for another lockdown. Not quite sure they fully understand the implications. I do think now it’s being used as more of an empty threat but with the year we’ve had I’d say anything is possible right now!!
I’m sure this threat of lockdown is actually making the problem worse. People are panicking they won’t be able to go out/see family for god knows how long so are trying to do it as much as possible until they can’t anymore. I know myself have arranged to meet with 2 friends this week (outside of course
No worries on that count.
This is absolute bollocks. I live in Scotland and from experience, after 28 days intubation you’re looking at issues of sepsis, kidney failure, inability to maintain blood pressure, infection etc. However if that person was healthy prior these are all caused by Covid. She has just plummeted in my estimation.
If you went into hospital with Covid having no prior health conditions and subsequently experienced complications like infection and organ failure from long term intubation then you should still be classed as a Covid patient. This is the pattern, as she well knows, in Covid deaths.
Those are complications arising from covid, it doesn't mean covid is still present.
