Thoughts are with you, love. That's much like a candle being burnt from both ends and the fire is fears/anxieties. It's an awful position to be in and I'm hoping for the best. Stay safe and take care of yourself. That's the best anybody can do right now. You're not alone
Obviously all hospitals are different. I'm from the UK too and was in yesterday. It was super empty and I was able to be in and out within a few hours when I usually have to stay at least all day. Cause of the lack of people it was quiet too which helped me as I also hate hospitals and the noise. I think at the moment it was so quiet because people who don't need hospital are really avoiding it because of social distancing. It may change in a few weeks but for now it seems ok. The hospital where I live also did have cases at some point, but didn't affect the relatively emptiness if it yesterday.
A day or two ago I've seen briefing from B. Jonson and pair of ministers. They've said, that they will try their best to provide all required healthcare needs to all the people of UK, and I hope, they will fulfill their promises. Yet, on your own, please, dont be scared. Well, sounds pathetic, but still, first of all - we shouldn't drop our trust in doctors, that they will care you well. Second, as far as i know, UK's medical care is very strong, so, if it will be about me, I'll probably wont be afraid of hospitals, since doctors are well-prepared to prevent virus to spread all over, and they definitely wont let highly risked people to contact with disease. (btw, terribly sorry for awful language - i just find out, how difficult to explain thought in non-native language without practice) Talking about your neighbour woman - try to talk with her, or, in case you dont want or afraid of conversation (or about reaction), - maybe contact some of your relatives or friends, so they will kindly ask woman to be more wary about circumstances happening around, because its not about her faith, it's about people around her. Maybe it would be even worth, to call local priest to visit her :) Again, wall of bad-written text. My apologize. Be well, and let your blood be well either,
Completely understand being concerned about elderly neighbours etc but i think it's incredibly selfish and irresponsible to not change habits due to your faith. I have no problem with people having their beliefs UNLESS it effects other people. All the best for your blood test, I hope you are able to keep out of hospital. :)
Thanks for this, working from home anxiety is a major thing a lot of people are going to deal with rn.
Thoughts are with you, love. That's much like a candle being burnt from both ends and the fire is fears/anxieties. It's an awful position to be in and I'm hoping for the best. Stay safe and take care of yourself. That's the best anybody can do right now. You're not alone
Obviously all hospitals are different. I'm from the UK too and was in yesterday. It was super empty and I was able to be in and out within a few hours when I usually have to stay at least all day. Cause of the lack of people it was quiet too which helped me as I also hate hospitals and the noise. I think at the moment it was so quiet because people who don't need hospital are really avoiding it because of social distancing. It may change in a few weeks but for now it seems ok. The hospital where I live also did have cases at some point, but didn't affect the relatively emptiness if it yesterday.
I had a friend today who went in where I am and they said the same thing.
A day or two ago I've seen briefing from B. Jonson and pair of ministers. They've said, that they will try their best to provide all required healthcare needs to all the people of UK, and I hope, they will fulfill their promises. Yet, on your own, please, dont be scared. Well, sounds pathetic, but still, first of all - we shouldn't drop our trust in doctors, that they will care you well. Second, as far as i know, UK's medical care is very strong, so, if it will be about me, I'll probably wont be afraid of hospitals, since doctors are well-prepared to prevent virus to spread all over, and they definitely wont let highly risked people to contact with disease.
(btw, terribly sorry for awful language - i just find out, how difficult to explain thought in non-native language without practice)
Talking about your neighbour woman - try to talk with her, or, in case you dont want or afraid of conversation (or about reaction), - maybe contact some of your relatives or friends, so they will kindly ask woman to be more wary about circumstances happening around, because its not about her faith, it's about people around her. Maybe it would be even worth, to call local priest to visit her :)
Again, wall of bad-written text. My apologize. Be well, and let your blood be well either,
My work is now closing, work in a school so yh. Actually eating a meal is going to be worse for me, way harder at home to eat something.
Completely understand being concerned about elderly neighbours etc but i think it's incredibly selfish and irresponsible to not change habits due to your faith. I have no problem with people having their beliefs UNLESS it effects other people.
All the best for your blood test, I hope you are able to keep out of hospital. :)