She’s on fire today slagging off the NHS and then getting angry when her followers don’t all respond with adoration or mutual annoyance, as if she was going to donate anything that could help someone else!
She is permanently “annoyed”She’s on fire today slagging off the NHS and then getting angry when her followers don’t all respond with adoration or mutual annoyance, as if she was going to donate anything that could help someone else!
I hope she has isolated as a negative test means nothing you have to do the 10 days isolation regardless and as a medical professional ( I say that lightly) she should know this.Have they even isolated? They always seem to be out for walks or at appointments...? (I don't massively follow her just look now and again so wouldn't actually know to be fair!!)
She kept that quiet.. not to mention j seeing his dad. Of course she hasn’t isolated, her schedule and influencer lifestyle is more important then covidHave they even isolated? They always seem to be out for walks or at appointments...? (I don't massively follow her just look now and again so wouldn't actually know to be fair!!)
Her posting about this little girl really pissed me off, yes the sharing of the cause, but she has only don't it for her own gain.She’s on fire today slagging off the NHS and then getting angry when her followers don’t all respond with adoration or mutual annoyance, as if she was going to donate anything that could help someone else!
yes but apparently medical staff I.e have been told that they face disciplinary action if they leave the alert location on whilst in hospital. Quite rightly soAnyone who works in a hospital could constantly be bombarded with those notifications though
If you get pinged by the app you have to isolate, no excuses. Yes, it might have been triggered at work but it could also have been triggered outside of work and there is no way of knowing either way because the app won’t tell you. The only way to be entirely certain that’s it from the hospital would be if you only had the app on in the hospital and never on outside. Similarly if you only have the app on outside the hospital you can be certain it’s from outside the hospital. That’s why you need to have the app off when you’re at the hospital.Yes but
yes but apparently medical staff I.e have been told that they face disciplinary action if they leave the alert location on whilst in hospital. Quite rightly so
If you get pinged by the app you have to isolate, no excuses. Yes, it might have been triggered at work but it could also have been triggered outside of work and there is no way of knowing either way because the app won’t tell you. The only way to be entirely certain that’s it from the hospital would be if you only had the app on in the hospital and never on outside. Similarly if you only have the app on outside the hospital you can be certain it’s from outside the hospital. That’s why you need to have the app off when you’re at the hospital.
But if you don’t switch the app off at the hospital and the app pings you then you still need to isolate. You can’t just assume that it was triggered at work. It could have been triggered outside of work and you could be risking all your patient’s health.
You can get disciplined for having the app on at work but it is far more serious to admit to being instructed to isolate and not doing it.
[/QUOTEexactly. She admitted to it being from what I can gather whilst at work. And if not then she should be shielding so no chances of catching anything although we all know that’s rubbish since she photoshopped someone out a pic when out for a walk
I agree that it would be a strange choice of destinations for A medically complex child however Ive been to Disney and sensory joy is not a term I would use to describe it !!!The FUCKING MALDIVES is her goal for taking her medically complex kid.There is only one hospital on the main island of Male, all island resorts being a plane ride away.
Also what would a 3/4 year old gain from a 12 hour flight to a deserted beach? Take him to Disney Land in Florida, where every day is filled with sensory joy for children.
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