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

those of you who are unfortunate to lose jobs please dont forget the care community and nhs are crying out for workers especially the care sector if its a job you think you could do then apply its better than the dole at least and its very rewarding ....

big hug to all those that work in health and care they only seems to get notice when times are hard ..

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By *nglishCharmMan
over a year ago

Midlands


"those of you who are unfortunate to lose jobs please dont forget the care community and nhs are crying out for workers especially the care sector if its a job you think you could do then apply its better than the dole at least and its very rewarding ....

big hug to all those that work in health and care they only seems to get notice when times are hard .. "

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By *elshsunsWoman
over a year ago

Flintshire

Yep I’m still working I’m in mental health in supported accommodation just been asked today if one of the houses had to isolate could I stay for 2 weeks!!! I’m afraid not I have a disabled son at home ... he need to be seen to

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"those of you who are unfortunate to lose jobs please dont forget the care community and nhs are crying out for workers especially the care sector if its a job you think you could do then apply its better than the dole at least and its very rewarding ....

big hug to all those that work in health and care they only seems to get notice when times are hard .. "

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

We got asked the same thing, if we could live in... who’s looking after us if we catch it and we’re looking after the clients... I had to say no too but I do hope it doesn’t come to that, many of mine would really suffer, scary

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By *nlyIfItsWorthItMan
over a year ago

Newcastle

I have 36 hours of night shift at a dementia care home to work this week.

So far only 2 staff sick and no residents showing any symptoms.

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

I work at a day centre for adults with learning disabilities. We have less and less service users coming in as parents/homes choose to keep them in, as a precaution. There are still some service users who would be sent in daily even in the event of nuclear war

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

Nhs worker here

It seems an atmosphere is building and I really worry as if we all start taking Ill, who will step in

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By *assy_AttitudeWoman
over a year ago

RHYL

Stay safe fellow NHS and care staff. We can support each other on this thread.

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By *nlyIfItsWorthItMan
over a year ago

Newcastle


"Nhs worker here

It seems an atmosphere is building and I really worry as if we all start taking Ill, who will step in "

We just do what we can as long as we can. And if that means outing yourself in harm's way then so be it.

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

Domiciliary carer. I'm not worried for myself. But I'm caring for very old, very fragile people. We've been told when not giving personal care, to keep 2m away. You physically can't in most places without being in a different room, that's not care.

We don't have any cases that we know of yet, but other carers are dropping like flies to see to their families.

Luckily mine are old enough to fend for themselves while I work extra to cover absences

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