CoVid-19 Part IX - 785 cases ROI (3 deaths) 108 in NI (1 death) (20 March) *Read OP*

fritzelly wrote: »

Nah spitting on the street is just digusting, even worse when they blow their nose straight out and f*ck everyone walking on it. Animalistic behaviour

I'm glad so many of yee know all the answers all the time.

Lord TSC wrote: »

I don’t think it will have changed much because it’s a cultural thing. My understanding is that it’s just their way of live; multiple generations living under one roof, pulling together so everyone has a good life together, without fear or pressure of money woes. It’s a cultural way of life I’ve long admired, as someone close to his mother and brother, and I find it a shame so many people over this side of Europe run as far away from family as possible.

(Current pandemic not withstanding..l)

Climate probably helps too. Here we are stuck inside with family a lot due to the rain and lack of warmth.

lainey_d_123 wrote: »

You're simultaneously so sick that you think you should take priority over incredibly ill people, and yet well enough to go doing deliveries to customers (which you should never have done if you even suspect you might have the virus)?

I'm sure the woman you spoke to got the measure of you and advised you accordingly.

If you really truly believe you are so severely ill that you won't survive the weekend, then call the emergency number for an ambulance.

Otherwise, isolate yourself at home and monitor your symptoms, like everyone else is doing.

Good God.

Good God Lainey sorry to rain on your parade there but if did you see in my post where I said I had deliveries to do. I did not say I had actually delivered anything. You will also note that I was looking for advice from a doctor I did not say I expected a hospital to be cleared out and me to be admitted with 5 star treatment. You will also be delighted to hear that I went straight home and am currently in isolation. Thank you for sharing your extensive wealth of knowledge on the matter. I have now got the measure of you anyway.

I hope that Mater death is not true. I know for sure (from a doc) a nurse in her 30s was on ECMO. I really hope to god that non verified death is not that poor girl.

This thing has put me on antidepressants. Life been on hold for years so is necessary but still...damn. Bad times.

Zenify wrote: »

I hope that Mater death is not true. I know for sure (from a doc) a nurse in her 30s was on ECMO. I really hope to god that non verified death is not that poor girl.

So if you haven't a clue why are you speculating on an open forum?

MD1990 wrote: »

you done deliveries today while showing symptoms?

If you have the Virus you have possibly spread the virus to everyone you have delivered to.

Sorry, I failed to mention that I did not proceed with the deliveries and went straight home and am now self isolated

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Uk paying 2500 pounds a month to people who lost job due to virus. 203 euro a week in Ireland. Sad

£2500 pounds a month is an incredible salary, seems ridiculously high

tobefrank321 wrote: »

Just assume you have it until tested. And don't do any more deliveries. You are probably delivering to vulnerable people trying to isolate.

You are correct. I did not do the deliveries in the end.

Lord Trollington wrote: »

Another death in the Mater today. Wasn't included in today's figures .

The Irish figures seem to be 1/2 days in arrears

Is the correct true facts not being released, I would prefer the truth

-13 cases admitted to ICU, representing 2% of all cases hospitalised
-147 cases associated with healthcare workers
-Dublin has the highest number of cases at 55%, followed by Cork at 15%

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Uk paying 2500 pounds a month to people who lost job due to virus. 203 euro a week in Ireland. Sad

Please look into it properly.

Its not what it seems