Long time lurker....
I cannot abide their constant moaning about lockdown and how hard it is for them.
I am a single mum to a son with severe physical disabilities. He is blind. Is non verbal. Cannot communicate. Cannot sit, walk, crawl.. Cannot play himself.
We have been shielding since March.
My son hasn't been to school for a year.
No respite. Nothing.
He requires a lot of medical care and I have to do not only that but home school and give therapies myself such as physio because we have had no therapies since the pandemic started.
We haven't seen family. Seen friends. We haven't been to a supermarket since March.
Every item that comes into our home disinfected.
Our lockdown has been nearly a full year.
These two moan about how hard it is on them. Seriously. They need a reality check. I get this pandemic is hard. But we arnt all in the same boat. Some are having it tougher than others. People like myself. People who have lost their jobs. Who have no money. People on their own.
All I see is constant moaning. Breaking rules. Woe me. You live in a huge house. You have a home full of toys. Children who can play themselves. Can watch a film. You arnt lifting and carrying a 10year olds body, up on the night using suction machines and terrified of sending your son to school in case he catches covid when he ends up on oxygen with a cold.
It's people like them that make me sick. The way she bangs on about how hard it is for her. You've got two healthy children, your partner at home and loads of space. You arnt worrying about your child dying from a pandemic or dying from their life limiting illness after basically just existing behind 4 walls for nearly a year.
They do not know the meaning of finding this pandemic hard. She needs to appreciate what she has in her life, realise people following her could be a heck of a lot worse off and how her pity party is making them feel and use her platform and his to show them following the rules.
Sorry everyone but I can't help feel utter resentment when everyday it's the violin out.
I cannot abide their constant moaning about lockdown and how hard it is for them.
I am a single mum to a son with severe physical disabilities. He is blind. Is non verbal. Cannot communicate. Cannot sit, walk, crawl.. Cannot play himself.
We have been shielding since March.
My son hasn't been to school for a year.
No respite. Nothing.
He requires a lot of medical care and I have to do not only that but home school and give therapies myself such as physio because we have had no therapies since the pandemic started.
We haven't seen family. Seen friends. We haven't been to a supermarket since March.
Every item that comes into our home disinfected.
Our lockdown has been nearly a full year.
These two moan about how hard it is on them. Seriously. They need a reality check. I get this pandemic is hard. But we arnt all in the same boat. Some are having it tougher than others. People like myself. People who have lost their jobs. Who have no money. People on their own.
All I see is constant moaning. Breaking rules. Woe me. You live in a huge house. You have a home full of toys. Children who can play themselves. Can watch a film. You arnt lifting and carrying a 10year olds body, up on the night using suction machines and terrified of sending your son to school in case he catches covid when he ends up on oxygen with a cold.
It's people like them that make me sick. The way she bangs on about how hard it is for her. You've got two healthy children, your partner at home and loads of space. You arnt worrying about your child dying from a pandemic or dying from their life limiting illness after basically just existing behind 4 walls for nearly a year.
They do not know the meaning of finding this pandemic hard. She needs to appreciate what she has in her life, realise people following her could be a heck of a lot worse off and how her pity party is making them feel and use her platform and his to show them following the rules.
Sorry everyone but I can't help feel utter resentment when everyday it's the violin out.
He'll have a theme park in the garden if lockdown continues much longer
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