this is good https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51768274Can anyone find the part on the gov site that gives you the number of cases in different places in the UK?
I can't seem to find it now..
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I really worry for those children who suffer abuse and school is the only sense of routine for them. For those for whom their free school meal is their only meal of the day and domestic violence cases in a lock down. It’s those people on our streets we need to be looking out for as well as elderly and more vulnerable
Thanks so much I'll have a look now
Iv seen some schools have measures in place so the kids still get a meal and contact with the family is made daily
Hope this makes sense as there is so much different information I don't know anymore
They say elderly and at risk groups are more likely to suffer complications. I have also seen that children and slightly more resilient to it, but what about children with underlying conditions does this mean they fall into a high risk category.
Sorry for probably sounding daft I just have no clue anymore and want to do the best to protect my little boy.
They say elderly and at risk groups are more likely to suffer complications. I have also seen that children and slightly more resilient to it, but what about children with underlying conditions does this mean they fall into a high risk category.
Sorry for probably sounding daft I just have no clue anymore and want to do the best to protect my little boy.
That's my anxiety kicking off now. I've been ok up until now.
That’s good. Let’s hope that works for them all.
This
Kids with special needs also struggle with change. I really think kids need to keep going to school. Even if they are just kept occupied I think it would be the best plan, personally. It would also allow parents to work from home or go into work if needed (nurses etc).
I hadn’t even though of this. I hate the thought of this happening as it is, but the thought Of children not being able to escape it and have some form of normality and like you say a nice hot meal just breaks me
World counters saying 1140 total in uk
It's so annoying I'm hearing of so many people not taking self isolation seriously. Maybe they don't have the choice not to work
I'm also worried about children who gets school meals & sometimes that's there only decent meal of the day. My local shop had people stealing today
I'm also worried about children who gets school meals & sometimes that's there only decent meal of the day. My local shop had people stealing today
Feck, 10 more UK deaths in one day. Going to hide in my bunker now!
Edit: I think this jump can account for those who have been in hospital for a few days battling the wretched virus and have sadly succumbed.
Edit: I think this jump can account for those who have been in hospital for a few days battling the wretched virus and have sadly succumbed.
If you rent there is no protection, banks have said they will give people payment holidays on mortgages but what happens when you rent, Statutory sick pay will not cover rent and bills let along food etc. I’m not saying they shouldn’t be self isolating but I can understand why people are choosing the keep their roof.
Like I said maybe people don't have a choice. But there's people openly saying they've been told and aren't doing it as if it's something to be proud of. (Not on here but I spoke about people local to me bragging about it)
21 deaths that has shocked me! I think we are going to see those figures doubling every other day now unfortunately. It will start taking the lives of certain younger people too if they can't receive medical intervention due to hospitals being swamped. From what I've researched, it's a double respiratory tract infection, starting with a sore throat and cough, muscle aches and fatigue like the flu, then progresses to the lower respiratory system which includes the lungs. At that point, the flu like stage, it then depends on how your body reacts to it. If you have a well functioning immune system like children have, then you'll experience nothing more than a mild to moderate case of flu. But if you, in any way have a compromised immune system as a result of heart disease, diabetes, chronic respiratory disease such asthma, bronchitis etc, hypertension, or cancer, in that order, it can lead to pneumonia as the virus attacks the lower respiratory system. This is when you need hospitalisation. No access to a ventilator, then you're in serious trouble. If you're under 50 and have a good immune system then you've got a really good chance of it not reaching the second stage, however there is still a risk.
I don't know whether to just put myself in "lockdown" or if that's just daft, but my anxiety is telling me I should just stay in the house 
This number is so inaccurate. These are only cases of hospitalised people. There are thousands more who are sitting at home but they haven't been tested.
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