Grassing up a Covid **** taker.

Grassing up a Covid **** taker.

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NGee

2,397 posts

165 months

Friday 23rd October 2020
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otolith said:
My partner is a GP. She didn't start doing remote consultations because of lockdown, there was no legal restraint on her patients coming to the surgery to see her, she did it because she didn't fancy dying of Covid.
Does she stop working every year during the flu season?

grudas

1,308 posts

169 months

Friday 23rd October 2020
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Oh it's just a flu bros are out biggrin

Phil.

4,764 posts

251 months

Friday 23rd October 2020
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grudas said:
Oh it's just a flu bros are out biggrin
Oh it’s not just a flu bros are out biggrin

Jasandjules

69,922 posts

230 months

Friday 23rd October 2020
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grudas said:
Oh it's just a flu bros are out biggrin
If I have not misheard, WHO have just noticed CV19 has an IFR significantly lower than Flu soooooo...

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

256 months

Friday 23rd October 2020
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Jasandjules said:
grudas said:
Oh it's just a flu bros are out biggrin
If I have not misheard, WHO have just noticed CV19 has an IFR significantly lower than Flu soooooo...
If I have not misheard, CV19 has elements of Malaria in it, which is impossible to happen naturally.

I'll be hiding in my bunker while the Hysterical Brigade mull that over and start chucking abuse and sharp things at me.

BrundanBianchi

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1,106 posts

46 months

Friday 23rd October 2020
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mybrainhurts said:
If I have not misheard, CV19 has elements of Malaria in it, which is impossible to happen naturally.

I'll be hiding in my bunker while the Hysterical Brigade mull that over and start chucking abuse and sharp things at me.
A couple of Chinese ‘whistle blowers’ have said this was a deliberate attempt to introduce a lab produced unnatural agent into the population.

NGee

2,397 posts

165 months

Friday 23rd October 2020
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BrundanBianchi said:
A couple of Chinese ‘whistle blowers’ have said this was a deliberate attempt to introduce a lab produced unnatural agent into the population.
Just when you thought things couldn't get any crazier, along comes BB with his even more ridiculous conspiracy theory.

Leptons

5,114 posts

177 months

Friday 23rd October 2020
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otolith said:
My partner is a GP. She didn't start doing remote consultations because of lockdown, there was no legal restraint on her patients coming to the surgery to see her, she did it because she didn't fancy dying of Covid.
Yet amazingly many other Professions who are dicing with a dose of Co-Ro are still managing to go to work every day...

Phil.

4,764 posts

251 months

Friday 23rd October 2020
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Leptons said:
otolith said:
My partner is a GP. She didn't start doing remote consultations because of lockdown, there was no legal restraint on her patients coming to the surgery to see her, she did it because she didn't fancy dying of Covid.
Yet amazingly many other Professions who are dicing with a dose of Co-Ro are still managing to go to work every day...
And I expect those other professions (supermarket workers included) are not making life and death decisions daily over the phone (by their own choice apparently), nor do they have the pay or pension perks that GP’s have!

otolith

56,167 posts

205 months

Saturday 24th October 2020
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Jasandjules said:
otolith said:
My partner is a GP. She didn't start doing remote consultations because of lockdown, there was no legal restraint on her patients coming to the surgery to see her, she did it because she didn't fancy dying of Covid.
With respect, has she considered another career path? Her job is to help the sick. She must have understood there would be risks when she took on the job, history is littered with such things, for example cholera and we know that was solved by Jon Snow who it seems did know something, but he put his neck on the line to find out.... . And now we have the advantage of PPE etc. and a lot more information and data.
Jasandjules said:
With respect, has she considered another career path? Her job is to help the sick. She must have understood there would be risks when she took on the job, history is littered with such things, for example cholera and we know that was solved by Jon Snow who it seems did know something, but he put his neck on the line to find out.... . And now we have the advantage of PPE etc. and a lot more information and data.
If I remember rightly you’re a lawyer. Why aren’t you in Mexico prosecuting drug cartels?

Rhetorical question of course, but people don’t sign up to become medics to take unnecessary risks with their life any more than lawyers do.

She was seeing those patients who needed it face to face all the way through lockdown and dealing with those who didn’t or who were suspected covid cases remotely. Like a sensible person trained in infection control would.

otolith

56,167 posts

205 months

Saturday 24th October 2020
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Leptons said:
Yet amazingly many other Professions who are dicing with a dose of Co-Ro are still managing to go to work every day...
She goes to work every day, and was doing face to face consultations all the way through - just not unnecessarily. But go on, which professionals do you have in mind who specifically deal with sick people and don’t take covid precautions?

Leptons

5,114 posts

177 months

Saturday 24th October 2020
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otolith said:
She goes to work every day, and was doing face to face consultations all the way through - just not unnecessarily. But go on, which professionals do you have in mind who specifically deal with sick people and don’t take covid precautions?
Supermarket shelf stackers, Policemen, Firefighters, Paramedics, The Bloke down the petrol station.

I don’t think any of those signed up to work through a Pandemic either but they were still there, with none if any Covid precautions.

anonymous-user

55 months

Saturday 24th October 2020
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Leptons said:
otolith said:
She goes to work every day, and was doing face to face consultations all the way through - just not unnecessarily. But go on, which professionals do you have in mind who specifically deal with sick people and don’t take covid precautions?
Supermarket shelf stackers, Policemen, Firefighters, Paramedics, The Bloke down the petrol station.

I don’t think any of those signed up to work through a Pandemic either but they were still there, with none if any Covid precautions.
What a stupid thing to say - which of those professions spend all day in a small room talking face to face with and examining (often very closely) a series of people who are only there because they are already ill ?

Phil.

4,764 posts

251 months

Saturday 24th October 2020
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Should be a quick shopping trip to Tesco or Aldi for Evan this week smile

Can anyone explain how buying a kettle is more likely to result in me catching COVID than buying a bottle of Vodka?

How effective a measure are the road blocks in to Wales? Perhaps they should move the boundary back to Offa’s Dyke to keep out COVID?

I see Cardiff airport is still open so if we can’t drive we can still fly in, alongside all those nasty international COVID ridden travellers.

How about when the clocks go back tonight, will pubs shut at 9pm from now on or does COVID know about the time change?

Does anyone still believe that we are not being governed by half-wits?


otolith

56,167 posts

205 months

Saturday 24th October 2020
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JimSuperSix said:
Leptons said:
otolith said:
She goes to work every day, and was doing face to face consultations all the way through - just not unnecessarily. But go on, which professionals do you have in mind who specifically deal with sick people and don’t take covid precautions?
Supermarket shelf stackers, Policemen, Firefighters, Paramedics, The Bloke down the petrol station.

I don’t think any of those signed up to work through a Pandemic either but they were still there, with none if any Covid precautions.
What a stupid thing to say - which of those professions spend all day in a small room talking face to face with and examining (often very closely) a series of people who are only there because they are already ill ?
Quite.

grudas

1,308 posts

169 months

Saturday 24th October 2020
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JimSuperSix said:
What a stupid thing to say - which of those professions spend all day in a small room talking face to face with and examining (often very closely) a series of people who are only there because they are already ill ?
You really expect any of these "flu" bros to understand that?

They're probably the ones sitting in their home office's through the day chatting crap on forums with no exposure to real world

Phil.

4,764 posts

251 months

Saturday 24th October 2020
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grudas said:
JimSuperSix said:
What a stupid thing to say - which of those professions spend all day in a small room talking face to face with and examining (often very closely) a series of people who are only there because they are already ill ?
You really expect any of these "flu" bros to understand that?

They're probably the ones sitting in their home office's through the day chatting crap on forums with no exposure to real world
You would really expect these ‘’not flu’’ bro’s to understand that paramedics visit people in their homes (small rooms) all the time, and policeman have to have very close, often physical contact, with large numbers of people including inside the station/cells (small rooms), and supermarket workers have thousands of people pass by each day not just a handful of patients. Yet none of them have the option to decide when they might to prefer to use their phone to conduct their work and don’t have to consider what the impact of that decision might be for the patient.

You ‘’not flu’ bros really are deep thinkers that use their massive real world experience to post self-serving chatting crap on forums laugh


NGee

2,397 posts

165 months

Saturday 24th October 2020
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grudas said:
You really expect any of these "flu" bros to understand that?

They're probably the ones sitting in their home office's through the day chatting crap on forums with no exposure to real world
There has never been a more apt use of the phrase; pot, kettle and black.

It is the people with exposure to the real world that can see what damage is being caused, financially, medically and mentally, to millions of people.

Leptons

5,114 posts

177 months

Saturday 24th October 2020
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grudas said:
You really expect any of these "flu" bros to understand that?

They're probably the ones sitting in their home office's through the day chatting crap on forums with no exposure to real world
Quite the opposite, I’ve worked Almost everyday throughout the pandemic going in and out of peoples cars.

I’ve as much respect for a girl stacking shelves at Lidl than a GP examining someone. At least the GP had a heads up to why the person was there.

Phil.

4,764 posts

251 months

Saturday 24th October 2020
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otolith said:
JimSuperSix said:
Leptons said:
otolith said:
She goes to work every day, and was doing face to face consultations all the way through - just not unnecessarily. But go on, which professionals do you have in mind who specifically deal with sick people and don’t take covid precautions?
Supermarket shelf stackers, Policemen, Firefighters, Paramedics, The Bloke down the petrol station.

I don’t think any of those signed up to work through a Pandemic either but they were still there, with none if any Covid precautions.
What a stupid thing to say - which of those professions spend all day in a small room talking face to face with and examining (often very closely) a series of people who are only there because they are already ill ?
Quite.
Looking forward to otolith’s response to the above and the other responses related to his revelation that his GP partner decided which patients to communicate with via phone. My neighbor and friend died far too soon as a result of my GP’s decision to do the same.