David O'Day
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Tim Martin is a c**t, nationalise his fucking pubs.
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Tim Martin is a c**t, nationalise his fucking pubs.he's a fucking weapon. Virus probably originated in his hair the fucking tramp.
She needed her steroidsWas she OK even with the asthma?
Another thing, if one daughter had it and another daughter's husband had it. Any questions being asked???
Proud yes, but quite worried as he's been in the frontline of this for the past two weeks without the right gear and to see the government statements in warm words is galling. The NHS and it's staff needed swift action weeks ago. They have been without safety kit and ventilators, etc. and if we have a big spike due to people not changing behaviour, then more will die as they can't all be ventilated.He’s an absolute hero mate. You should be very proud.
Tim Martin is a c**t, nationalise his fucking pubs.
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Northwick Park Hospital has declared a “critical incident” due to a surge in patients with coronavirus, the Health Service Journal reports.
In a message to staff seen by the HSJ, the hospital in Harrow said it has no critical care capacity left and has contacted neighbouring hospitals about transferring patients who need critical care to other sites.
The hospital is run by London North West University Healthcare Trust, which has since reported six deaths related to coronavirus, all at Northwick Park
London has it really bad but that is a smaller hospital I'm surprised it us one if the first places they'd useNorthwick Park Hospital has declared a “critical incident” due to a surge in patients with coronavirus, the Health Service Journal reports.
In a message to staff seen by the HSJ, the hospital in Harrow said it has no critical care capacity left and has contacted neighbouring hospitals about transferring patients who need critical care to other sites.
The hospital is run by London North West University Healthcare Trust, which has since reported six deaths related to coronavirus, all at Northwick Park
Proud yes, but quite worried as he's been in the frontline of this for the past two weeks without the right gear and to see the government statements in warm words is galling. The NHS and it's staff needed swift action weeks ago. They have been without safety kit and ventilators, etc. and if we have a big spike due to people not changing behaviour, then more will die as they can't all be ventilated.
Me tooWent to supermarkets today - Empty
Then went to local butchers, and got everything I needed for meat + Fruit and veg
and the most feeble human award goes too.......
I have just been talking to a physio at the BMI London Independent hospitalLondon has it really bad but that is a smaller hospital I'm surprised it us one if the first places they'd use
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I hope so!Leaving politics out of it there is a lot more planning going on than most realise
Have you seen the size of some of those text books? And you had to take in about three different ones a day. I walked to and from school (two/three miles e/w) from the age of 13 and twice a week had full PE kit/boots etc as well. At uni I travelled and it was a couple of miles round trip from the station everyday and those bastards were really heavy.
At the time I did it no problem, but it's coming back to bite me on the arse now I'm getting a bit older. Fair enough some of the damage is cos I slung the rucksack over one shoulder instead of both (which prob also contributed to the tilted pelvis) but it was pretty heavy stuff for a small kid to be lugging around.
London has it really bad but that is a smaller hospital I'm surprised it us one if the first places they'd use
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that would be fucking hilarious.
I have just been talking to a physio at the BMI London Independent hospital
They are contracted to start taking non coronavirus patients from the Royal London from next week
Leaving politics out of it there is a lot more planning going on than most realise
That wouldn't be efficient...Planning would be having spare capacity within the NHS.
Haha! Fair play mate! The worst pain at school was falling over playing football on the tennis court, mmmm gravel wrists!Have you seen the size of some of those text books? And you had to take in about three different ones a day. I walked to and from school (two/three miles e/w) from the age of 13 and twice a week had full PE kit/boots etc as well. At uni I travelled and it was a couple of miles round trip from the station everyday and those bastards were really heavy.
At the time I did it no problem, but it's coming back to bite me on the arse now I'm getting a bit older. Fair enough some of the damage is cos I slung the rucksack over one shoulder instead of both (which prob also contributed to the tilted pelvis) but it was pretty heavy stuff for a small kid to be lugging around.
It's only a 500 bed. Places like St George's are almost 3 times as bigNorthwick Park isn't small, it's the brutalist behemoth you see on the train on the way out of London just past Wembley. It's the main hospital for Brent and Harrow boroughs. I've done a fair bit of work in the area.
thanks for the guidance, clownyou don't need to justify yourself to a man who knocks about with a bird.
It's only a 500 bed. Places like St George's are almost 3 times as big
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Haha! Fair play mate! The worst pain at school was falling over playing football on the tennis court, mmmm gravel wrists!
We reported earlier that Spain had become the fourth country to register more than 1,000 deaths from the virus.
But the country's Foreign Affairs Minister Arancha González has said the government hopes to flatten the curve of infection "within two weeks".
"That’s the prognosis we're working with at the moment," she told the BBC. "It will rely on a co-ordinated approach and responsible behaviour from our citizens."
"That's our hope and that’s where we're putting all our energy. Our entire country is embarked in a fight."
Ms González also reassured Spaniards that there was a sufficient supply of equipment.
"We have a good stock of products and are purchasing more medical and sanitary equipment," she said.
Considering the sharp rises in cases daily, can anybody see this being the case within the next 2 weeks? Spain looks horrific atm
I think he’s just talking about the lag between intervention and seeing results which is often stated at two weeks. How long have Italy been under? Has it been two weeks yet? If we don’t start seeing things improve when it has I’m going to get very worried about what it’ll look like here.
thanks for the guidance, clown
jeeeeesus, what a dripI wasn't guiding you, I was guiding him! But thanks for the appreciation.
Im getting very worried in regards to Italy and Spain, these countries have extreme measures yet the cases are going up by thousands a day
jeeeeesus, what a drip
jeeeeesus, what a drip
good one......whatever you roaster.
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