Bill
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my daughter is about to give birth, she was taken in last night to be induced. i'm shitting it that she's looked after.
COVID-19 — Coronavirus
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kevin horlocks wand
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that’s the bluemoons police answer to those selfish joggers
kevin horlocks wand
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a good friends wife gave birth a week ago. No issues they were fantastic. Mother and baby all fine.
jitsubluedan
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It doesn’t just magically appear - it’s passed on through cross contamination and the lack of adequate PPE in hospitals and care homes is just one of the factors in this.
Hospitals test for MRSA when patients are admitted and if they’re found to have it, should be isolated in a side room. I know for a fact that the MRI haven’t followed this procedure due to lack of beds/side rooms (I had a friend who contracted it following an operation last year). He contracted both MRSA and VRE whilst he was in there and they kept him on a general ward with a curtain around his bed to isolate him!
Hospitals test for MRSA when patients are admitted and if they’re found to have it, should be isolated in a side room. I know for a fact that the MRI haven’t followed this procedure due to lack of beds/side rooms (I had a friend who contracted it following an operation last year). He contracted both MRSA and VRE whilst he was in there and they kept him on a general ward with a curtain around his bed to isolate him!
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dosnt matter if you wear gloves or not if you touch a surface with the virus you will still transfer it to other surfaces
Uwe`s Grandad
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Gloves only keep the wearer safe. If you touch something contaminated with a glove , it will still be passed on to the next thing you touch.
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Good luck, hope all goes well.
Aye, exactly, plus if anything they are less safe as you are far less likely to wash your gloves than your hands as they give a false sense of security.
SilverFox2
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Oh dear,
In Spain we cannot enter a supermarket without first gel washing hands then donning free plastic gloves. The local Council provides us with masks via post.
Lidl have even stopped using baskets and insist use of trolleys to help with distancing.
Tomorrow some Provinces have qualified for stage 1 relaxation but no relaxation of the PPE measures I said.
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