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Why might you get the disease even though you are vaccinated against it?
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Stay at home.
Keep your distance if you •have• to go out.
Wash your hands.
Cover coughs and sneezes.
And for the love of all that’s good. DON’T SPIT. It’s a filthy habit at any time, right now it’s obscene.
In addition to protecting yourself from getting it, behave like you’re already infected and don’t want to pass it on.
Dear doctors and nurses and physios and ambos etc etc. This is a public service announcement.
•••PLEASE stop wearing your stethoscope around your neck!•••
Seriously people. Even if you wipe it down it’s going right next to your face.
And watches and fitbits and ID badges on lanyards and big engagement rings — yep. Those too. They have to go. “Naked from the elbows down” and nothing ‘dangly’ to touch people and beds and furniture and clothes etc.
And don’t forget to clean your phones and your pagers.
We have been lulled into complacency because of the amazing success of vaccines and antibiotics, and our infection control habits all need sharpening up NOW.
And ps. Media people. Maybe come up with a different cliché to identify what we do?
Stay home.
These faces are the faces of people who are choosing to help others. These faces don’t get to stay home.
How can you help?
You can stay at home.
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Covid19 can make people of all ages critically unwell. Including those of us working on the frontline.
Stay at home. Stay safe. It hardly seems like a sacrifice
Wishing Areema Nasreen, and her family, strength and hope in the days to come.
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'Fit and healthy' 36-year-old UK nurse in intensive care with coronavirus
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Areema Nasreen is on a ventilator at Walsall Manor hospital in West Midlands