Boris admitted to hospital

[GhostofTarbera]

Boris admitted to hospital

Holding post

Dominic Raab says the PM is deed but it’s ok as he had underlying heath conditions So that’s ok then

Raab looked quite shaken in the interview just now

Ahhh Teresa May says

My thoughts and prayers are with @BorisJohnson and his family as he continues to receive treatment in hospital.

Fooking nail in his coffin form her then


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[scooterscot]

And then the conspiracy theories will start.

Indeed - like a need, they have to attach events to some factious narrative so that they may reconcile with others in their disbelief. Daily express has been at it for decades with Diana.

[GhostofTarbera]

I know this will go against the grain but I don't have sympathy for him, as much as I do wish he remains alive.

Hearing of a 5 year old girl dying due to no fault of her own is tragic. Hearing of a buffoon in intensive care who purposefully shook hands with hundreds of people in one day DURING HIS VIRAL INCUBATION PERIOD IN WHICH HE WAS INFECTED, AFTER the advice was given to maintain distance BY HIM, well, I'm sorry if you are offended by this but there is nothing heroic about what has happened here.

He has required the best specialist NHS resources in the country because he has behaved atrociously in not respecting his own guidance. His close proximity to others throughout, including not long ago in the House of Commons, is a disgrace. We don't yet know if those actions have yet killed anybody he came into contact with but it is likely that in time this will be the case.

With the best will: this has happened to him almost inevitably, given his joking nature towards coronavirus and the ridiculous 'herd immunity' that was never grounded in factual science with supported hypothesis, which is why London is now in the state it is in.

Stay at home and keep social distancing people.

For a second time, to those that can't accept what I've written above, I repeat: I wish him to remain alive.

Indeed, I wish him well and care the exact same he would care about me if I was in same situation


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[GhostofTarbera]

Andrew Neil just tweeted


I’m told on good authority that after circa 10 days this virus either gives up and you recover with no damage done or it really decides to go for you and you have a 50:50 chance. The PM’s decision to work through his isolation will not have helped. Nor loneliness in Downing St.


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[rogerfederer]

Andrew Neil just tweeted


I’m told on good authority that after circa 10 days this virus either gives up and you recover with no damage done or it really decides to go for you and you have a 50:50 chance. The PM’s decision to work through his isolation will not have helped. Nor loneliness in Downing St.


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Not sure I agree with that. The crucial missing info there is that if you nosedive after ten days then the likelihood of recovery is low the older you are. Ventilator is 85% death-rate, but this rate includes the youngsters who are more likely to survive.

Go to reddit.com/r/covid19positive

Loads of people have symptoms come and go after 10 days. I’m on two weeks and the overall trend is improvement but there are times when the fatigue and shortness of breath reappear. In comparison to Boris I’m an endurance athlete, so I don’t rate his chances.

Even for the young 3 to 4 weeks seems normal, although major symptoms never reappear together after the first week or so. They appear individually or with another symptom every so often until eventually disappearing. For some the virus never disappears and they’re readmitted to hospital, as in South Korea now.

[cosmic]

Andrew Neil just tweeted


I’m told on good authority that after circa 10 days this virus either gives up and you recover with no damage done or it really decides to go for you and you have a 50:50 chance. The PM’s decision to work through his isolation will not have helped. Nor loneliness in Downing St.


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Brother in law is a doctor at Wolverhampton hospital. He knew he was headed that way. Its well known after 10 days being ill that you go to hospital. After 7 days in most cases you go into icu. In icu it's 50/50 and most stay 3 to 4 weeks to recover. 50% in icu after 1 week go south.

I asked is it mainly old he said no it's mixed and even plenty of healthy people.

He is currently working in 48h shifts. Seen many nurses contract it and had 3 doctor friends die already. He said numbers of dead are severely unrecorded even in hospital. No one testing. He said most cases vital organs just shut down or have a major heart attack. Body can't take it.

What he can't believe is A lot of people still not taking it serious enough. Heighly advised me to stay in and not even go to shops from last week for at least two or 3 weeks. Said it's gonna get real bad very soon and already a week ago they are making decisions who should go on ventilators which I was shocked that it's already at that stage.

In other news got me a contract today for 3 months woop woop.

I'm no fan of Boris but don't want him dead!

[DoctorStrangelove]

And then the conspiracy theories will start.

Is there a grassy gnoll anywhere?

Or a lone gunperson?

[darmstadt]

Andrew Neil is full of tulip...

Andrew Neil just tweeted


I’m told on good authority that after circa 10 days this virus either gives up and you recover with no damage done or it really decides to go for you and you have a 50:50 chance. The PM’s decision to work through his isolation will not have helped. Nor loneliness in Downing St.


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[Batcher]

I do hope the hospital staff give him the same level of care and respect that he and his colleagues have given the health service over the last ten years or so,

The DWP have just done an assessment and found him fit for work

[rogerfederer]

Brother in law is a doctor at Wolverhampton hospital. He knew he was headed that way. Its well known after 10 days being I'll that you go to hospital. After 7 days in most cases you go into icu. In icu it's 50/50 and most stay 3 to 4 weeks to recover. 50% in icu after 1 week go south.

I asked is it mainly old he said no it's mixed and even plenty of healthy people.

He is currently working in 48h shifts. Seen many nurses contract it and had 3 doctor friends die already. He said numbers of dead are severely unrecorded even in hospital. No one testing. He said most cases vital organs just shut down or have a major heart attack. Body can't take it.

What he can't believe is A lot of people still not taking it serious enough. Heighly advised me to stay in and not even go to shops from last week for at least two or 3 weeks. Said it's gonna get real bad very soon and already a week ago they are making decisions who should go on ventilators which I was shocked that it's already at that stage.

In other news got me a contract today for 3 months woop woop.

I'm no fan of Boris but don't want him dead!

The UK is a pseudo-democracy. I’ve also had direct experiences from a doctor that deaths are not being appropriately recorded. Why the bell is that considered acceptable?

Medical frontline staff don’t generally fall like flies. Get them recorded as covid19 deaths and avoid being subservient to Public Health England!