@shinybluedress It was so creepy and surreal walking around the hospital during that time, deadly quiet and then frantic on the wards

@irisesgirl Yes! Exactly how it was!

@shinybluedress The first two weeks of COVID I used the underground to get to work but it was packed full of builder still working on sites. It was unsafe so I switched to my car. Driving was literally like this.

@shinybluedress Don't spoil their delusions with facts; they have anti-fact filters permanently on; they are lost to a modern civilisation. We just have to make sure that despite the dysfunctional government, we strive for a civilisation in which the #NHS can thrive. #Breathtaking

@shinybluedress It's shocking Sue that this question is even being asked, sadly there are those with vety short memories

@shinybluedress In September 2020 after waiting for more than 2 decades my laparoscopic hysterectomy was finally carried out in another health authority some 14miles away it was the most surreal moment of my life as my fiance took yet no visiting still affect's me now.

@shinybluedress Possibly the only good thing to come out of Covid was we stopped putting 14 patients in the A&E corridor. To their credit management stuck with it, unlike some other hospitals. But interestingly, we haven’t had 14 ambulances waiting to unload, yet……..

@shinybluedress I think all but the hard of thinking know that. There are a significant and very vocal minority that don’t.

@shinybluedress Shame these deniers can’t do thinking before they jump on the bandwagon, they don’t appreciate the fact many outpatients clinics reduced appointments to prevent crowded areas or cancelled some clinics as staff had been deployed to ward areas so a lot less ppl in corridors 🤷🏼‍♀️

@shinybluedress Thank you!!

@shinybluedress And you think this is a good thing?

@shinybluedress 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@shinybluedress People just don't get how it worked at all. For blood tests we had to attend a clinic away from main building, given a time and had to wait in the car until called in, masked, temp checked, hand washed, then bloods taken saw no one else phone appts. for consults

@shinybluedress I have to have an infusion every 8 weeks, even during Covid. Never saw a single car on the 45 min car ride to the hospital and no one in the long corridors. It was eery, like an end of the world film :(

@shinybluedress And nursing staff were moved to open wards caring for COVID patients. People didn't just walk in to A&E either because they were afraid to.

@shinybluedress Don’t let the facts get in the way of a conspiracy theory…

@shinybluedress Yea that’s why hospitals were empty and quiet across the world, at the same time as being “at breaking point”. 🤡

@shinybluedress And no staff??

@shinybluedress Please expand this to include who made the decision - UKG

@shinybluedress It was because the hospitals were empty. The data shows that so stop lying.