Not sure if there’s been any update on that. But don’t think it’s got anything to do with COVID. That’s just hiag drawing false parallels again to peruse his agenda with all of this.
Are you for real? Honestly, what planet are you people on? Planet Moron, by the sounds of things.
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I am no fan of the Sun, but even they were reporting on this as recently as August. The situation has got much worse, now.
I am currently at work and don’t have the time to dig into this now, but I will this evening, and pull out some of comments and stats published by the experts.
These lies and misrepresentations have to stop. What you are doing is wrong, Pix.
he knows full well since he replied to Spurlys last update .Once again you flip your lid and make it personal. Try reading what I wrote, of course Covid has impacted on healthcare delivery, nobody is disputing that.
Joe was very specific about why his op was delayed. And here’s you claiming he was ‘duped’ by the doctors. It’s ****ing crass mate.
Once again you flip your lid and make it personal. Try reading what I wrote, of course Covid has impacted on healthcare delivery, nobody is disputing that.
Joe was very specific about why his op was delayed. And here’s you claiming he was ‘duped’ by the doctors. It’s ****ing crass mate.
When you think someone can’t go any lower.
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I don’t know the specific reason for the delays in Joe’s case. I can do nothing more than pray and hope that, whatever the reason, he catches a break and everything turns out right for him.
Also - and let me make this as clear as I possibly can - I have absolutely no doubt that that is how everyone of us feels. Do not take anything from what I write to be a criticism on anyone, in that regard.
However, the idea that people are not suffering, in their tens of thousands, from cancelled operations, clinics, checks, etc due to the obsession with the coronavirus simply is not sustainable.
I make absolutely no apology for writing in strong terms on this subject, because I am extremely angry at what I am witnessing. I have seen this firsthand, and I have seen it affecting people I know and love.
If you don’t know the specific reasons for the delay to Joe’s op, then it’s probably best not to speculate on it and put it down to Covid impact then mate. Especially as he was clear with everybody about the reasons.
As for the impact on healthcare delivery, it’s true that it’s having a huge detrimental impact, that’s not down to an ‘obsession’ as you put it though, that’s down to a major public health issue, combined with years of underfunding to the NHS and a woeful management of test, track and isolate from govt.
As I’ve said, there’s no easy route through this. If you open up fully you will get a massive spike in hospital admissions, deaths and with it huge strain on healthcare resources which will likely have an even bigger impact on the other areas of healthcare provision.
If you lockdown completely, then you have all of the problems associated with missed appointments, diagnoses, delayed operations etc.
It can be managed a lot better though. Test, track and isolate. Compulsory masks indoors (we’ve just about got there in Oct) temp checks etc. Some countries did this early on and have managed to largely open up and return to some degree of normality.
Piskie please ignore HiaG, this is exactly what he want's the attention.

If you don’t know the specific reasons for the delay to Joe’s op, then it’s probably best not to speculate on it and put it down to Covid impact then mate. Especially as he was clear with everybody about the reasons.
As for the impact on healthcare delivery, it’s true that it’s having a huge detrimental impact, that’s not down to an ‘obsession’ as you put it though, that’s down to a major public health issue, combined with years of underfunding to the NHS and a woeful management of test, track and isolate from govt.
As I’ve said, there’s no easy route through this. If you open up fully you will get a massive spike in hospital admissions, deaths and with it huge strain on healthcare resources which will likely have an even bigger impact on the other areas of healthcare provision.
It can be managed a lot better though. Test, track and isolate. Compulsory masks indoors (we’ve just about got there in Oct) temp checks etc. Some countries did this early on and have managed to largely open up and return to some degree of normality.

I don’t know the specific reason for the delays in Joe’s case.