Covid - news and views
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You do keep harping on about “people dying from other causes” and wanting to know the numbers. Yes they are, but they were before the pandemic, and will be after it. If you are wanting to find out if people have died because resources have been diverted, clinics, treatment cancelled, then you might have to wait a bit on that, because this isn’t over yet. But there have been excess death numbers (over and above the usual statistics) compiled and in the public domain weekly.
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In that case you may be exempt from wearing one. Have you checked with your doctor?
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The figures given are not actually deaths from Covid, but all deaths of people who tested positive for Covid. It therefore includes deaths other than from Covid.
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I am afraid that at the moment the NHS are only concerned by covid deaths and no other illness matters.
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But they class them as covid deaths. They don’t say x amount from covid and x amount from people who tested positive from covid. They say how many deaths. So basically some could be from other ailments, but they don’t tell you that. Why not? Maybe part of the fear factor.
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DT, I have no problem at all with you or anyone else having a different opinion to the mainstream view. What I do take issue with is the attempt to spread misinformation and posts made with the deliberate intention of winding people up.
I am a person, not a gang, and find the use of that term, and the implication behind it, offensive. I wouldn’t dream of using it to define you and any like minded people so please have the courtesy to treat those who do not agree with you with respect.
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The nearest overall estimates of deaths, from the ONS, have been published for 2020 for England and Wales and are Total deaths 614,036; Covid related deaths 81,669
and they are found here along with weekly totals for 2021.
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That is a total load of balloney, and an insult to all those that work for the NHS.
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It just shows how ignorant you seem to be with no concept of real life ,hearing aids are not the be all and end all of hearing loss, as I do have hearing aids and they are not from the NHS but a well known specialist hearing aid company and is what they would tell anyone who suffers hearing loss,
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I'm glad you said that, Nellie, and far more politely than I might have done.
We have 3 family members who work for various parts of the NHS and, although things are slightly better right now, they have been stretched to the absolute limit over the past 18 months - not one of them works on a "covid ward".
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DT, I wish you and your toothache, nasal challenges well, however, much as I enjoy a battle of wits, I am kind enough not to take on the unarmed........😉
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Who said anything about "panic", you perhaps? Being cautious does not mean that there is anything to panic about, it's about ensuring that there isn't!😊
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