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By *rFunBoy OP   Man
over a year ago

Longridge

Drawback can be a warning that a tsunami is approaching, but the problem is that the time between receding and the full tsunami arriving is never clear..

I can now see the sand, 900 hospital admissions today, how many tomorrow?

I only hope Boris has edged his bets right as what potentially is about to happen could be catastrophic.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Drawback can be a warning that a tsunami is approaching, but the problem is that the time between receding and the full tsunami arriving is never clear..

I can now see the sand, 900 hospital admissions today, how many tomorrow?

I only hope Boris has edged his bets right as what potentially is about to happen could be catastrophic."

Or it could just turn out to be nothing more than a high tide

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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago

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Staff shortages are my concern.

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By *ik MMan
over a year ago

Lancashire


"Drawback can be a warning that a tsunami is approaching, but the problem is that the time between receding and the full tsunami arriving is never clear..

I can now see the sand, 900 hospital admissions today, how many tomorrow?

I only hope Boris has edged his bets right as what potentially is about to happen could be catastrophic."

I’d give up with predictions after your last ones. Or is this your way of (h)edging your bets?

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By *ngel696969Woman
over a year ago

Farnworth


"Drawback can be a warning that a tsunami is approaching, but the problem is that the time between receding and the full tsunami arriving is never clear..

I can now see the sand, 900 hospital admissions today, how many tomorrow?

I only hope Boris has edged his bets right as what potentially is about to happen could be catastrophic.

I’d give up with predictions after your last ones. Or is this your way of (h)edging your bets? "

Hahahaha brilliant

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By *xhib12Man
over a year ago

Blyth


"Drawback can be a warning that a tsunami is approaching, but the problem is that the time between receding and the full tsunami arriving is never clear..

I can now see the sand, 900 hospital admissions today, how many tomorrow?

I only hope Boris has edged his bets right as what potentially is about to happen could be catastrophic.

Or it could just turn out to be nothing more than a high tide "

Maybe just a ripple.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Drawback can be a warning that a tsunami is approaching, but the problem is that the time between receding and the full tsunami arriving is never clear..

I can now see the sand, 900 hospital admissions today, how many tomorrow?

I only hope Boris has edged his bets right as what potentially is about to happen could be catastrophic.

Or it could just turn out to be nothing more than a high tide "

Is Professor Neil Ferguson on Fab?

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By *rFunBoy OP   Man
over a year ago

Longridge

Oh sorry, I mustn't of factored how reckless the idiot running this country actually is when those predictions were made.!!

NHS staff reduced.

Hospital rates up 50% based on 100,000 infections..

Today's 183,000 infections will be lagged for up to Christmas Eve with inevitable increased hospital admissions built into the figures.

Then over the next 3-5 days, the the Christmas and Boxing Day mixing will show in further infection confirmations. These will start converting to even more admissions which looks likely 200,000 plus per day pushing admissions over double the rate at 45,000 infections.

Then NYE with younger generations out getting pissed, hugging, kissing and shouting at each other before heading back home to infect their families the first week of Jan, at which point schools return.

NHS capacity is not infinite and already dangerously high.

So at some point a decision will be made, let it continue and blame the unvaccinated for irresponsible behaviour or slam the brakes hard on?

Boosters given up to two weeks ago and in the next few weeks won't make much difference and fallacy to believe it will.

But already, for many of those in hospital today, tomorrow and following days - their fate is already decided.

Jury is still out on South Africa.

So.. we'll see

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By *ngel696969Woman
over a year ago

Farnworth


"Oh sorry, I mustn't of factored how reckless the idiot running this country actually is when those predictions were made.!!

NHS staff reduced.

Hospital rates up 50% based on 100,000 infections..

Today's 183,000 infections will be lagged for up to Christmas Eve with inevitable increased hospital admissions built into the figures.

Then over the next 3-5 days, the the Christmas and Boxing Day mixing will show in further infection confirmations. These will start converting to even more admissions which looks likely 200,000 plus per day pushing admissions over double the rate at 45,000 infections.

Then NYE with younger generations out getting pissed, hugging, kissing and shouting at each other before heading back home to infect their families the first week of Jan, at which point schools return.

NHS capacity is not infinite and already dangerously high.

So at some point a decision will be made, let it continue and blame the unvaccinated for irresponsible behaviour or slam the brakes hard on?

Boosters given up to two weeks ago and in the next few weeks won't make much difference and fallacy to believe it will.

But already, for many of those in hospital today, tomorrow and following days - their fate is already decided.

Jury is still out on South Africa.

So.. we'll see"

We're all doomed I tell you, doomed (Dad's Army)

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By *rFunBoy OP   Man
over a year ago

Longridge

You could go find the families of the three people who've died in the last couple of days in our local hospital, then the other 161 currently being treated to see if they feel the same way.

With admissions rising daily, the nurses and doctors who have also becoming ill, overworked, suffering anxiety and exhaustion.

I wouldn't break out the party ballons and champagne just yet as it's to run through the older generations now that the kids went out and enjoyed New Year's Eve to bring it home to them.

The lag from Christmas to admissions is only just starting and will no doubt climb soon in line with cases rising over the last 3 weeks.

I really hope it works out but it's a very dangerous gamble that's been taken and far from over and a long road back if it's wrong.

So, we'll see..

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By *rFunBoy OP   Man
over a year ago

Longridge

Then the 229 that died within the last 24 hours which will be intake 2 to 3 weeks ago when it was around 100,000 cases per day. Now up at 180,000+ per day for a consistent 3 weeks, those numbers are only heading one way.

The stats don't look good.

Small price to pay I suppose!!

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