Get a virus and it seems to come with a sainthood, I hope he recovers and returns home to his partner but he is a blustering bluffer and the poster boy for all that’s wrong with society, an entitled public schoolboy who’ll do what’s beneficial for his buddies before what’s good for his country
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Originally Posted by Heisenberg30
Well said. Dont wish BoJo any harm but maybe its opportunistic to think that it may teach him a thing or two , unlikely given his bombasitc and egocentric attitude but Im a born optimist so , maybe....
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I'd say there have been many epiphanies in an ICU
Last edited by whoseyourdaddy; 08-04-20 at 00:03.
From Skynews
Worth a read, not only for info about Boris, but about Covid-19 in general. It ishHard to separate the wheat from the chaff and get good information about the virus.
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavir...overy-11970172
From the above;
It is important we protect ourselves - not just to stay alive, but to avoid occupying critical care beds.
Boris Johnson, is 55. 73% of patients in an intensive care unit (ICU) - are men, mostly in older middle age.
The disease is more fatal for people older than this age range but many older sufferers do not make it to the ICU.
There are more men in critical care in their 50s than in their 70s.
The average age of admission to critical care is 60.
Most are still receiving treatment so we must be careful about drawing conclusions, but there are currently outcomes for 690 patients, around half of whom have died. This shows just how serious admission to critical care is for most patients.
Specifically about Boris;
Boris has not been placed on a mechanical ventilator, instead receiving "standard oxygen treatment".
• Patients who don't go on a ventilator in the first 24 hours in an ICU survive 83% of the time.
• Those who are put on a ventilator in that period have a much lower survival rate - just 32%.
he is stable now, thats good news
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I see Boris singled out 2 nurses in particular for special thanks, one from New Zealand and the other from Portugal.
I wonder would they be allowed entry to the UK when the new Brexit immigration rules are introduced?
Are we there yet ?
Yes as nursing and similar professions will not be affected much at all from the new Brexit immigration rules
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Are you serious? Many frontline workers do not have the relevant qualifications that would allow them to enter the country under Priti Patel's new restrictions.
Not only the health service will suffer but the hospitality and horticultural industries and many others will suffer from these restrictions.
Are we there yet ?
so Boris back out and recuperating at the lavish Chequers while the Frontline workers who saved his life are still working in nightmare conditions without any or proper PPE, its unbelievable at this stage its not been addressed properly and whats worse is the lies of the policiations
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